Heritage Student Media

Coyote Crossing | Happiness Month-Teachers Edition

Naishe Mangoma • May 5, 2023

Best Black Owned Businesses

Laila Mitchell and Sruja Peruka • May 5, 2023

Un-Happy Meal

A student's take on the new lunch policies.

Ailani Sanchez • November 3, 2022

The majority of the time I step into the cafeteria to get school lunch, the food is unpleasant, gummy, burnt or bitter. Most of the meat-based meals have a rubbery feeling and taste. That’s...

May Our Voices Be Heard

Our constitutional right to speak our minds is what drives democracy in the United States

Amariah Nielsen, Reporter • April 28, 2022

At school, you, the student, use your First Amendment right to freedom of speech every day, and in ways you might not be aware of. You can speak, form clubs and petition for change within your school district....

Crumbling Coutour

The fashion industry has had detrimental effects on our environment

Maddie Richardson, Reporter • April 19, 2022

“What seemed to be an easy way to make products cheaper has become one of the biggest killers of Earth’s environment.”

The Natural Mask

Ayat Irfan, Reporter • January 27, 2022

Scrolling through your TikTok for you page, Instagram feed, Pinterest homepage, all you see is flawless skin. Blemish-free, glass skin. Then you look in the mirror and wonder: Where is the representation? For...

Swipe Right

A look inside the ever changing world of new relationships

Maddie Richardson, Reporter • January 27, 2022

"Not everyone is met with friendship on the other side of the screen."

Body Image

A dive into the impact of social media and how we view ourselves.

Anna Cardon, Reporter • January 27, 2022

“The standards of having the ‘perfect figure,’ the ‘perfect face,’ and just an overall ‘perfect person’ have been heightened immensely from social media and have affected many individuals, including myself." - Gabi Diaz

Entertainment Through A Screen

Entertainment has gone virtual, but will it stay this way?

Maddie Richardson, Reporter • November 4, 2021

Trevor Noah turned in his suit for a hoodie and sweatpants, Jimmy Kimmel traded his extravagant studio for his living room, with his kids occasionally seen running around in the background. The way we...

Written in the Stars

Astrology in the Age of Uncertainty

Vaishnavi Ayyagari, Reporter • October 27, 2021

Has anyone ever said “you’re such a Scorpio!” But the second you hear it, you think “how can someone buy into this nonsense?” Guilty! Personally, I can’t take astrological predictions seriously...

The Cost of Expression

A look into the inequalities behind school dress code policies

Ayat Irfan, Reporter • May 6, 2021

Are these inseams too short? How wide are these tank top shoulders? Three fingers? Does this cover everything it’s supposed to? It’s too hot outside. Is this even allowed? These thoughts go...