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At Huron, there are currently 249 students with an online class and 270 students with a reduced schedule.
The uptick of students with free hours at Huron
Satvika Ramanathan, Editor-in-Chief • November 11, 2025
Screenshot of the phishing email.
AAPS students caught caught in October email scam
Jaewon Lee, News Editor • November 11, 2025
The Rats traveled to Pioneer last Friday Nov. 7 for the SEC championships. Photo courtesy of Sarah Anton
Huron River Rats Women’s Swim and Dive team competes at the SEC Championship
Ryan Bezas, Sports Editor • November 9, 2025
ChatGPT on a computer screen.
The controversy of new AI policies
Alex Gebhardt, Staff Writer • November 6, 2025
Features
Szady (Back row, 6th person) and the first University of Michigan varsity women's field hockey team. Photo by Liz Eagan
The fight for the Block M
Anjali Nadarajah, Print Editor-in-Chief • November 11, 2025
Lorri English is the new ninth grade dean at Huron High School. Photo illustration by Brody Turner.
Lorri English joins Huron as the ninth grade dean
Firdowza Adan, Staff Writer • November 10, 2025
Huron senior Kate Kim is launching Square One, a nonprofit brownie business that combines her love for baking with her mission to support AAPS teachers. Photo courtesy of Kim.
Huron’s newest treat: Square One Brownies
Esmie Salinas, Staff Writer • November 4, 2025
English teacher Dan Crowley rock climbs with his friend. Crowley recently started a climbing club at Huron.
Huron Climbing Club begins its ascent
Kayla Fu, Design Editor • October 21, 2025
Opinion
Is being productive the new standard? Graphic by Kayla Fu.
Productivity killer
Kayla Fu, Design Editor • November 12, 2025
Emily Cools backstage at the 2024 Nutcracker. Courtesy of Cools.
To be a ballerina
Emily Cools, Staff Writer • November 5, 2025
Nobody really remembers art as what it always has been: a constant within humanity’s turmoil, an assertion of our existence and expression of self.
AI defeats the purpose of art
Kayla Fu, Design Editor • October 30, 2025
Ivan Wu attending the basketball game at Little Caesars arena.
My first Pistons game
Ivan Wu, Staff Writer • October 29, 2025
Sports
The Huron Women's Golf team poses with their trophy after winning regionals. Photo courtesy of Baidel
Women’s varsity golf team competes at states
Jules Heskia, Sports Website Editor-in-Chief • November 11, 2025
The Rats traveled to Pioneer last Friday Nov. 7 for the SEC championships. Photo courtesy of Sarah Anton
Huron River Rats Women’s Swim and Dive team competes at the SEC Championship
Ryan Bezas, Sports Editor • November 9, 2025
Runners competing on the Michigan International Speedway course during the State meet. Photo courtesy of Abigail Avram.
Huron girls cross country attends state meet
Amy Yang, A&E Editor • November 3, 2025
Senior captain Philip Leucht lifts the trophy for the celebrations. Leucht has been a captain for 2 years, being one of the few junior captains in the state.
Huron boys soccer makes history
Emily Hu, Website Editor-In-Chief • October 31, 2025
Arts and Entertainment
Classic Burger with fries and burger one sauce at Burger One.
Burger One: delivering the classics
Edin Linic, Staff Writer • October 29, 2025
Wiard's Orchards is a place worth visiting during this fall and Halloween season.
Fall, family, and fear: the tradition of Wiard’s Orchards
Selina Tang, Staff Writer • October 22, 2025
Descubriendo el arte callejero en Ann Arbor
Descubriendo el arte callejero en Ann Arbor
Jefferson Castellon, Staff Writer • October 16, 2025
Sound of the River Zine
New Wave Monthly is a monthly podcast focusing on Emery staff's thoughts and opinions on music.
New Wave Monthly: Music chat with Isha Savi and Ava Bryan
Isha Savi and Ava Bryan • November 10, 2025
Bunkerween 2025 at Bella's Beatdown Bunker featured several incredible local bands such as Trading Vices, Career Funeral and Feign.
Bunkerween 2025
Isha Savi, Web Editor-in-Cheif • November 7, 2025
Overanalyzing and dissecting music can make the consumption of if it much less enjoyable.
Why The Beatles vs. The Beach Boys doesn’t matter
Ava Bryan, Staff Writer • October 31, 2025
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Abdala in Huron's dome gym. Courtesy of Abdala.
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Runners competing on the Michigan International Speedway course during the State meet. Photo courtesy of Abigail Avram.
On Friday, Oct. 17, Huron had their annual pep rally before the Homecoming dance on Saturday. Part of the event included pouring water on teachers if they got questions about Gen Z slang incorrect. One teacher who got water poured on him was Bruce Popejoy.
The Men’s Varsity 8 rowing back after crossing the finish line, taking second place.
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