Students dress for success
Students dress up for testing and important life events for a confidence boost and more overall success.
Features
Meant for the sole purpose of entertaining, storytelling and captivating readers, Bearing News’s features section offers a wide array of subjects to read about. From global controversies to cultural experiences, Bearing News localizes all topics to appeal to the student body. If you enjoy stories with plenty of perspectives and variety, then features is the section for you!
Live music provides unparalleled experience
Since 1990, the profit of concert ticket sales in North America has increased steadily. Listeners weigh the pros and cons before purchasing tickets.
Male societal standards, traditional gender roles damage self-esteem
When people think of beauty standards and, or body issues, they tend to think about women, and statistically that is logical. The struggles of women
Clubs, sports create additional school absences
With an abundance of clubs and sports filling student schedules, achieving perfect attendance can be difficult for those managing multiple extracurricular activities.
Harvard lawsuit may change the future of affirmative action
Oct. 15, a trial based on a 2014 lawsuit filed by the private organization Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) against Harvard took place at the
Students learn through conversations
Students enrolled in the Teaching Professions course at the Columbia Area Career Center (CACC) went on a field trip to the Lenoir Woods Retirement Home.
Educators Rising brings awareness to pediatric cancer
Educators Rising were able to amass over $750 for pediatric cancer awareness from the dollar drive.
Libraries strive to serve evolving community needs
With constantly innovated technologies, re-thinking library spaces is certainly in the near future.
Universities change standardized testing requirements
Some colleges, such as Ball State University, have made sending test scores optional, using evidence that Grade Point Averages can be the strongest predictor of
Lifeguards make a splash through winter
ith the onset of fall, many students have finished their summer jobs or are balancing both school and work. Some jobs carry over into the