Why do elephants rarely get cancer? The mystery has stumped scientists for decades. Because they have nearly 100 times as many cells as people, they should be 100 times more likely to have a cell turn...

Essena O’Neill, 19-year-old Australian lifestyle blogger, recently took the step to delete all of her outlets on the internet. The catch? She had over half a million followers on Instagram. Sophomore...

  Even though they occurred across the ocean, the attacks that occurred in Paris on Fri., Nov. 13 continue to deeply affect students and staff at Sycamore. French teacher Madame Lesley Chapman once...

Have you ever wanted to make amends with someone you stopped talking to or find common ground with your fellow students? On Fri., Nov. 6, students participating in ReDo Day did just that. ‘Respect Everyone...

After receiving much malice, Ohio decided to scrap PARCC testing and replace it with new tests to be administered in the spring. These new tests will be distributed by a different company known as the...

Sycamore graduate of the class of 2008 Andrew Mott came back to SHS to give an insightful presentation about what it means to be a global citizen in the modern world. Mott, an active member of the global...

3,000 participants all at one convention, all there for the same purpose. To collaborate and learn about different cultures and be social all at the same time. Model UN began with its first meeting...

  Benign and void of excitement, the act of signing one’s name on a document is a weekly, if not daily occurrence in the majority of our lives. There are, however, a few notable exceptions to the...

With a rigorous learning regiment and tough academic competition, SHS students often feel the need to relax and unwind if even for just a few hours. One method of relaxation that has significantly...