My yawn interrupts Dua Lipa’s singing, which erupts throughout the air. The kitchen is our temporary dance floor, and Maja bumps her hip against my side to playfully knock me over. We both got sick from...

Senior Katie Huynh carefully cuts out images and shapes for one of the black history bulletins, including monumental characters from the 1970s-1980s. FHC strives to celebrate everyone, and with February...

Science takes great minds and passion. Absolutely anyone can understand how gravity caused you to fall on your face and how complicated designing robots can be. But, genuinely loving science takes more...

I spent so long thinking college was something that was too far away to worry about, or at the very least didn’t pertain to me until my senior year. During my junior year of high school, I was talking...

As we approach the beginning of the colder months, it is imperative that communities work to aid and support each other, especially the disadvantaged among us. Many students feel as though they do not...

Festivals can change depending on the differences in traditions and culture. Specifically Thanksgiving, when not just one but many FHC families share different traditions as they celebrate it uniquely....

Sophomore Anna Shi looks at the assortment of supplies spread on the lab table in front of her as she starts to prepare a capsule designed to protect her egg from its impending plummet. The egg drop is...