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Obsession: The phenomenon sweeping the box office

Released on May 15, 2026, Obsession, an original screenplay directed, written, and edited by Curry Barker, is more than a psychological thriller; it is a disturbing representation of how society...

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After two decades, is rock music returning to the mainstream?

It has been nearly two decades since rock music dominated the charts. Now, with artists like Olivia Rodrigo and Charli XCX borrowing from the genre and veteran bands like the Strokes and Sublime...

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Senior trip cancellation sparks mixed reactions

Many seniors were disappointed after learning that the senior trip was canceled due to funding concerns. Presented with these issues, the school decided to prioritize the senior barbecue, which...

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Hidden hazard: why birds keep crashing into windows

Every year, billions of birds die after colliding with windows and glass buildings, yet many people remain unaware of the problem. Researchers estimate that up to two billion birds are killed annually...

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Project Hail Mary: Humanity’s need for connection

When Project Hail Mary was released earlier this year, it looked like a typical science fiction movie: a dying sun, a dangerous mission, and one man sent into space to save humanity. Directed by Phil...

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Jeff Stevenson is appointed the new head coach of DHS girls varsity soccer

It has been announced that Jefferey Stevenson, the former JV girls soccer coach, will be appointed the head Danbury High School Varsity soccer coach for the upcoming 2026 season. Stevenson has been...

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DHS students react to rising gas prices

  Rising gas prices are beginning to affect students at Danbury High school and their families. Students say the increase has made transportation more stressful and expensive especially for families...

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Less distractions, more paying attention

At Danbury High School and schools in general,it can be hard for teachers to get students to pay attention when instructions are given.  For most teachers, this causes frustration, and prompts them to...

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The MLB season is in full swing

The Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL are looking to repeat the last two seasons, with an early 21 wins and 13 losses ratio. The stats show they are second in runs with 105, 1st in OPS with .854, best...

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DHS Theater ends season with first-ever Jesus Christ Superstar

With Jesus Christ Superstar finishing its final performance a few weeks ago, Danbury High School officially closed out its spring musical season. As actors took their final bows and crew members packed...

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Artificial Intelligence is taking over

  Artificial intelligence is becoming a major part of everyday life, changing the way people learn, work, and communicate. From ChatGPT helping students with homework to AI programs creating art and...

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After the Blast: The Ongoing Crisis in Lebanon

On August 4th in 2020, one of the largest non-nuclear explosions tore through Beirut, Lebanon, killing hundreds and injuring thousands. The disaster was not an isolated event. Instead, it was the...

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Oscars 2026: One Battle After Another, controversy, and surprises define the...

The 98th Academy Awards, held on March 15, 2026, concluded a closely watched and highly competitive awards season. Several films entered the ceremony with legitimate chances to win Best Picture....

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Intense winter snowstorms shake Danbury High

54 inches. Since the start of 2026, 54 inches of snow have fallen on Danbury, giving its citizens much to both cheer and complain about. Sleep schedules have simultaneously worsened and improved as...

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Two months later, the 2026 Grammys still divide fans

The annual celebration of this year’s music took place on February 1st, and after audience reactions have had time to set in, final opinions are noteworthy. The 68th Annual Grammy Awards featured a...

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U.S. Hockey makes history with dual gold wins

On the 19th of February, the women’s team started with a gold medal win over Canada.  Though the game started out rough with the US being down 0-1 in the third period, they managed a goal. Ultimately,...

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Danbury students advocate for school funding at the State Capitol

On March 4th, 2026, a group of Danbury students went to the State Capitol, ready to advocate for their school. The students, led by DHS teacher and Mock Trial advisor Heather Lorenz, attended a public...

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DHS students advocate for gym entrance scanner to improve access and safety

At many schools, the main entrance is the primary way students enter the building when school begins. However, students at Danbury High School say that it has been difficult to use that entrance,...

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Still human: The human cost of homelessness in Connecticut

This winter in Connecticut, temperatures have dropped below freezing, and for most people, this means turning up the heat or layering on another blanket. For those without a home, however, winter can...

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More than a halftime show: Bad Bunny’s appeal for unity

Puerto Rican superstar Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, better known as Bad Bunny, took the Super Bowl 2026 halftime show and turned it into a statement far bigger than music. The Super Bowl, watched by...

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