First started in 2006 by Mrs. Desmond, Book Club has since grown to be one of the largest student organizations. They fundraise for non-profits, do community service, see plays, visit the art museum, and...
During the summer of 2025, I went on a trip to visit various places in Mexico. I went through both beautiful and stressful experiences, but I have no regrets about the trip. Both sides of the coin came...
From April 31st to May 4th, the students involved with Gateway’s Indoor Color Guard and Percussion programs took a trip to stay down in Wildwood to attend Tournament Indoor Association (TIA) finals championships...
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At the end of March, Gateway Drama ended their year of productions with an amazingly impressive performance of The Addams Family. After putting on their successful rendition of Alice in Wonderland in the...
Imagine a world that continuously moves forward and stops for nothing. For students living in the United States, this is quite the reality. The school semester is in constant motion, whether students are...
On March 31st of each year, the valuable holiday of International Transgender Day of Visibility is celebrated to shine a light on a community with a rich history, to come together as one and encourage...
World Teen Mental Wellness Day was created to spread awareness about mental health disorders, and with mental health challenges on the rise, this day is important. Many teens and young adults suffer from...
Every March, the United States celebrates a national holiday called Women’s History Month. On this holiday, Americans honor the contributions women have made in society as well as their impact on the...
From an early age, the average person is taught how to be kind to others and its importance in the real world. As they grow older, they become independent and develop new goals, new personalities, and...
42 years ago, on November 2, 1983, President Ronald Reagan declared Martin Luther King Jr. Day an official federal holiday that was to be celebrated on the third Monday in January. However, it was not...
When the frigidness of winter ramps up and the holiday season is approaching, there is always sure to be people of all ages scrambling to the store to pick up the perfect gifts for their loved ones, colleagues,...
