Op-Ed: Education is Broken, and Only We Can Fix It   “There is no such thing as neutral education. Education either functions as an instrument to bring about conformity or freedom.” –...

As the school year comes to a close, Emerald High’s leadership class set out to create an unforgettable spring rally this past Grady Day in the Dublin High old gym in order to celebrate how far the new...

After considerable anticipation from the Dublin community, Emerald High appears to finally be coming to fruition. Indeed, recent photos capturing the host of modern amenities the school has established—among...

Open your phone. Scroll through the web. Apply for a job. In the Information Age, we rely more and more on the internet and the world of numbers to take care of our requests. The responses we are delivered,...

Despite the development of our ever-interconnected world, social isolation remains unmistakable and all-pervasive. As the world recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, relearning how to engage with the world...

Traditionally, spring signifies new beginnings. As the days get warmer and flowers bloom on trees all over campus, a burst of energy seems to take over Dublin High, with most students choosing new classes,...

On April 19th, Dublin High School hosted the first ever Spring flea market in the quad, bringing together local small businesses and student clubs in an afternoon filled with music, food, and hand-crafted...

Dublin High School’s SWENext club, a group founded to empower minorities in STEM, recently hosted a guest speaker event with CreatorsCircle, a startup organization dedicated to environmental sustainability....

Starting in mid-April, the Dublin Library began hosting its Tiny Art Show, a month-long showcase of miniature art by local teenagers and adults. This project is dedicated to recognizing artists in the...