Less than a mile away from Carnegie Vanguard High School lies the African American Research Center, a vital part of the Houston Public Library system, though perhaps unknown to many students. Walking in,...
By Sasha Cabral, Editor-in-Chief
• January 22, 2024
Monopolies. Wealth. The Rockefellers. Growing prosperity and urbanization is the defining characteristic of the Gilded Age. But what about the other not-so-shiny side of that gilded coin? HBO’s "The...
Earlier this year, College Board announced Texas schools could lose their AP Status if they do not rigorously follow the AP curriculum.
The announcement came following concerns that recent ...
“I hope I might have given Texans a worthy depiction of their great heritage and might have made them more aware of the need for preserving many beautiful old structures that will otherwise fall victim...
On September 1, a new Texas law aimed at restricting discussions of race and history in schools went into effect.
The text of HB3979 states that social studies teachers can't "require" or include...
By Nadia Talanker, Entertainment Editor
• September 28, 2021
Nearly ten years ago on October 2012, CVHS building was constructed as a solution to a worn-down campus, coupled with its own distinctive history and design. Next year will be the 20th-year anniversary...
