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Beautiful skyline and music couple to raise $24.5 million for those in western North Carolina who were affected by Category 2 Hurricane Helene.

Concert for Carolina raises needed funds for western North Carolina

Conner Shelton, Sports Editor, Podcast Editor
November 13, 2024
Just a month into his new job, Craig Smith agreed to sit down with the Journalism, Media Productions and Photography classes for a first ever, student-driven press conference. Filling the band room, Smith shared his history and motivated students to be their best selves.

A new voice, a direction, a challenge

Macy Balmat, Ben Gallagher, Kate Saussele, Evan Mulligan, Callie Hobbs, and Elena Cunningham
November 10, 2024
Donations of clothing for Hurricane Helene Relief collected by CSD families await delivery to Western North Carolina on the outdoor patio at the CSD lower school. Boxes of clothes for men, women, and children are all set up for anybody who wants to donate. (CSD Journalism class photo.)

CSD provides Hurricane Helene relief efforts

Dylan Sherman, Copy Editor, Deputy Sports Editor
November 5, 2024
A sign indicating a polling station for early voting greets voters outside the Cornelius, N.C. town hall. In-person early voting began on October 7 and continues until November 2. Election Day is November 5.

It’s voting season in North Carolina and here is what you need to know

Evan Mulligan, News Editor, Staff Writer
October 21, 2024
For the CSD Spartans football team, it might seem like the weather has more to do with the schedule anything else this season. Hurricane Helene joins a thunder and lightning storm game postponement in a season that so far has been anything but normal.

Hut, hut, hurricane

Conner Shelton, Sports Editor, Podcast Editor
September 27, 2024
In both a busy national and state election season, teen voters making time to understand poll numbers and the issues may help decide elections.

Polls, issues and teen voters

Evan Mulligan, News Editor, Staff Writer
September 22, 2024
On college campuses across the country, students and others are speaking up about the conflict in the Gaza Strip. At Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, student voices even appear in paint on the bridge to East Campus.

Protests over war in Gaza rock American college campuses and raise questions of antisemitism

Evan Mulligan, News Editor and Staff Writer
May 5, 2024
North Carolina joined more than a dozen other states, and holding its primary elections on Super Tuesday. The results of many races have set the tone for November’s general election.

North Carolina just held its primaries: what happened?

Evan Mulligan, News Editor and Staff Writer
March 17, 2024
Socks are the number one requested item at homeless shelters and The Odd Sock’s goal is to help fill that need. For the second year in a row, CSD advisories collected socks and filled bags to donate.

Sock it to ‘em – CSD’s sock drive 2.0 a success

Ben Gallagher, Editor-in-Chief
March 8, 2024
With the U.S. currently leading targeted retaliatory strikes, the Middle East is an again a center of global tension.

Bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran?

Evan Mulligan, News Editor and Staff Writer
February 7, 2024
College and university presidents have been under pressure to choose between cracking down on antisemitism and promoting freedom of speech on campus.

Chaos in higher education leadership

Evan Mulligan, News Editor and Staff Writer
February 2, 2024
As the first in the nation primary, New Hampshire’s voters set the tone for a busy election season.

New Hampshire’s primary sets the 2024 tone

Evan Mulligan, News Editor and Staff Writer
January 25, 2024
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