There are countless ways for Christians to worship God, and one of the most common is through music. Classic religious music and age-old hymns closely transcribed from the messages represented in the Bible...

Stress levels are high this time of year. Everyone is exhausted, homework and projects pile up into an unmanageable mountain of work, and it feels like the school year will never end. And stress can make...

At the start of each New Year, many of us set out with a list of resolutions to meet. While they may differ according to personality and age, it is not uncommon to find health related goals on this list...

The first African-American president.  The Arab Spring.  United States v. Windsor.  Government shutdown.  We have lived through each of these 21st century events, recognizing that some were revolutionary...

It has taken us a while to iron out some kinks and learn a new system but now you hold in your hands a new page, quite literally, of history for the Wildcat Roar. Sixteen glossy pages of a magazine-styled...

In a day and age where only the top achievers are acknowledged as successful, teenagers have no choice but to feel pressured to be better than others, whether it is in athletics, academics, creativity,...

The aromas of cooking meat and foreign spices wafted through the humid, stagnant air, filling each visitor’s nose with scents from around the world. Individuals from all walks of life gathered there...

Distraction is a harmful element that inhibits the current work of high school students in America today. More and more children are being distracted by activities involving technology that are obviously...

The Roar sat down with Alyson McKie, freshman, Erika Wilson, and Mary Heyl, sophomores, and Abby Smith, junior, to talk about their most recent play, "Steel Magnolias" . In the play, six ladies form a...