In 2026 Black History month celebrates its 100th year anniversary. There is a significant amount to celebrate, even though some see an attempt to erase black history in recent discourse and actions…
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State Champions!
Danielle Lyon ‘26 EE Managing Editor Jude Magnotti ‘26 EE Editor-In-Chief On January 24th, 2026, Trumbull’s We The People students arrived at the historic Connecticut State House in Hartford, full of excitement,…
The Groundhog and the Coming Spring
Ria Beri ‘27 EE Editor-in-Chief Groundhog Day, observed every February 2nd, is a tradition that has been part of American culture for more than a century. The event centers around a groundhog…
The Importance of National Blood Donor Month
Audrey Wu ’28 EE Staff Writer According to the American Red Cross, every two seconds, someone in the U.S. requires a blood or platelet donation. This means that approximately 29,000 units of…
Trump Announces “Patriot Games” as Part of 250th U.S. Celebration
Ria Beri ‘27 EE Editor-in-Chief President Donald Trump announced plans last week for a new national athletic event called the “Patriot Games,” part of a larger slate of celebrations for the United…
Holiday Volunteering Ideas
Hifza Shaik ‘27 EE Staff Writer The holiday season is a jolly time of year for most. It’s a time of laughter, joy, and appreciation. Here are some ways you can spread…
A Night With The Experts
Jude Magnotti ’26 EE Editor-in-Chief With the impending prospect of the state tournament looming over Trumbull’s We The People team, Ms. Katie Boland and her team of six units are vigorously preparing for…
Thanksgiving with Celiac: What People Don’t Realize
Olivia Merva ’29 EE Staff Writer For many families, Thanksgiving is a day centered around food, tradition, and gathering at the same crowded table. But for people with celiac disease, the holiday comes…
The Season That Slows Us Down: SAD’s Effect on Students
Audrey Wu ‘28 EE Staff Writer As the school year progresses further along, teachers and students alike are noticing a common trend: chronic fatigue, higher skip rates, and declining school performance. Students…
Students Question Homework Over Break
Zofia Wdowik ‘29 EE Staff Writer As the holidays approach, so do school breaks. Students often use this time to relax and focus on themselves rather than the abundance of homework given…