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The Student News Site of Kingwood High School

Mustang Monthly

The Student News Site of Kingwood High School

Mustang Monthly

The Election of 2024 and News Portrayal

The Election of 2024 and News Portrayal

Rebekah Phillips, Staff Writer November 13, 2024

With the recent presidential elections finally coming to an end, it's crucial to analyze how news channels depict the presidential candidates and the biases that proceed. This information can help voters...

2024 Election: A Lesson in Democracy and Civil Discourse

2024 Election: A Lesson in Democracy and Civil Discourse

Leah Inman and Tamir Shaw November 4, 2024

The 2024 presidential election is finally here, and for many high schoolers like us, it's our first time really getting into the conversation and in some cases casting our vote. "This...

US soldiers wade through surf and German gunfire to secure a beachhead during the Allied Invasion, on the beaches of Normandy on June 6,1944.

80 Years and The Significance of D-Day Today

Tamir Shaw, Editor-in-Chief, Sports Editor June 6, 2024

D-Day, which occurred on June 6, 1944, was the Allied invasion of Normandy during World War II. It involved one of the largest assaults by air, sea, and land, with thousands and thousands of troops from...

Mr. Scalia (Kingwood Talks)

Voices of Legacy: Black History Month Discussions at Kingwood High School

Alena Alvarez and Tamir Shaw April 9, 2024

Black History Month at Kingwood High School was vibrant and meaningful! Through Kingwood Talks and the Black Student Union, students were provided with chances to engage in lectures and discussions throughout...

Mustang Hour in the cafeteria

Mustang Hour’s Importance to the Student Body

Leah Inman, News Editor November 25, 2023

They say rumors spread like wildfire, and before the start of this school year one rumor was causing an uproar amongst the KHS student body.  After hearing that K Park had done away with their version...

Photo by: Susan G. Komen, Unsplash

Embracing October: Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Featuring: Audrey Todd

Shifa Soban, Student Life Editor October 16, 2023

Every October, you've probably noticed a bunch of posts about wearing pink and people asking for donations. That's because October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time when many come together to talk...

The leaders of Sweden and Turkey shake hands at the Vilnius Summit.

Sweden’s Bid For NATO: What’s the Holdup?

Keira E. Moreno, Staff Writer October 8, 2023

For the longest time, Sweden has been at the bar with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, better known as NATO. It is one of the five non-NATO member countries that are in the European Union. We associate...

These are the nine United States Supreme Court Justices as of now.  The decision to overturn affirmative action in this case was split, however still passed with the majority.

College Admissions, Affirmative Action, & The Supreme Court, Opinion!

Leah Inman, News Editor October 5, 2023

Following the passage of the Civil Rights Acts in 1964 and 1965, compensations were made by our legal system in an attempt to achieve racial equity. In the months following, the Johnson administration...

This chart shows the height of this massive heat wave over the Southern US earlier this summer and depicts specific places under heat warnings and advisories.

Heatwave Nationwide

Leah Inman, News Editor October 5, 2023

In the course of nearly three months and counting, heat waves have passed over the continental United States and the rest of the world all originating from one atmospheric condition called a “heat dome”...

Photo Credit: NPR.org

The Crisis in Ukraine: What’s Going On and How to Help

Charlotte Karner, News Editor March 21, 2022

A Timeline of the Tensions Between Russia and Ukraine Some may believe that Ukraine is only appearing in the news recently, but Ukraine has a much vaster history than the news and school textbooks may...

Image from The Columbian - by AP Photo/Jae C. Hong

Highlights from Men’s Figure Skating in Beijing 2022

Moyu Yumoto, Creative Editor February 26, 2022

Thousands of sports fans across the world have been waiting for this time of the year. Every 4 years, Winter Olympic Games are held in a chosen host city where 15 different sports are played. Within each...

Eye Witness News, February 14, 2021.

Houston Winter Storm

Daniela De Nóbrega, Staff Writer February 14, 2021

As announced on Friday, Humble ISD buildings will be closed on Monday 15th due to the winter storm approaching the Houston area. Many people may think of the South as a relatively warm-weather paradise...

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