Category Archives: Honors Features

Longer, more in-depth features written by Honors students over the course of a semester.

The Washington Commanders: History, Rebrand, and Ownership Changes

By Syd Britt Few organizations in the ever-changing history of sports have undergone as much change as the NFL’s Washington Commanders have…

Honors Feature: Conquering The Mental Side of Running

By Maddie McComb Running and science journalist Mariska van Sprundel says, “There is more to running than just training your muscles and…

Honors Feature: Rolling Stone Magazine’s Top Albums

By Emma Lewis Rolling Stone magazine is a monthly publication founded by Jan Wenner in 1967 in San Francisco, at the time…

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Honors Feature: The Legacy of COVID-19

By Betsy Clarke Starting in the fall of 2019, a deadly virus was introduced to our world and shut down communities for…

Honors Feature: Georgia Football’s Return to the Elite, From a Walk-On’s Perspective

By Malcolm Pace Each fall, hundreds of thousands of fans around the country fill 100,000-seat stadiums to watch the spectacle that is…

Honors Feature: Cardiologist Dr. Phillip B. Duncan Shares His Story and Awareness About Heart Disease

By Rachel Duncan “The last part of the climb when we were headed to the summit and then reached the summit, I…

Honors Feature: Skiing: The History, The Heart, and The Future

By Shepard Adamson “A person should have wings to carry them where their dreams go, but sometimes a pair of skis makes…

Honors Feature: PANDAS—An Unfamiliar Disorder

By Caroline Crawford When COVID-19 struck, every aspect of life was altered for everyone. Collegiate students stayed home to learn through Zoom,…

Honors Feature: The Future of the EV Industry

By Kelby Morgan On February 1, billion-dollar engine manufacturer Cummins was sued for a second time by four California residents for 1.675…

Honors Feature: Suffering with Dementia and Alzheimer’s

By Olivia D’Ambrosia We sat, as we always did, on the porch with the chessboard between us. He let me choose the…