Students at Charlotte Catholic High School are turning to Artificial Intelligence to help complete homework, study for tests, and practice skills. AI has quickly become a tool that students rely on for almost any class when they need extra assistance.  Students commonly use AI to create practice materials that help them study more efficiently. Sophomore Evan Miller said, “I mostly use AI to make practice quizzes for chemistry, math and English. It saves me time and helps me

Charlotte Catholic High School plans to renovate certain locations on campus in a $10.5 million project. This plan will renovate three areas of the school: the stadium, the commons, and the library. Additionally, the school will build a new technology center. Many Catholic students and faculty are excited about the possibilities these new renovations will bring. The first change to Charlotte Catholic will be the replacement of grass in Keffer Stadium’s field with artificial

Charlotte's very own basketball team, the Hornets, made history this past month by winning nine straight games. This was the first time since 1999 that the Hornets have accomplished a win streak of eight games or more. The Hornets shocked the entire league with this feat, beating high-ranked teams and winning consistently on the road. The once doubted Hornets are now a feared team with a real chance at the play-in game. The Hornets are led by superstar Lamelo Ball who is av

A little over a year ago, Australia passed a new law titled the Online Safety Amendment Bill, and only recently it came into full effect for the country on December 10, 2025. This new piece of legislation requires a minimum age of 16 years old on most social media platforms, including YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, X, and TikTok.  Once passed, social media platforms were required to ask for photo or video evidence of proof of a user’s age or Australian citizens could simply p

As the weather gets warmer and the days get longer, Charlotte Catholic steps into one of the most competitive and electric times of the year: the spring sports season. Catholic provides a wide variety of sports during the spring season, including baseball, softball, men’s golf, ice hockey, lacrosse, mountain biking, women’s soccer, men’s tennis, and track and field. For starters, the Charlotte Catholic baseball team, led by head coach Eddie Hull, has set some very high expec

The NFL hosted its 60th Superbowl with the Seahawks playing against the Patriots on Sunday, February 8th. While most people initially turn the TV on to watch the game, viewers often remain engaged watching the million-dollar ads between plays. This year, a 30-second commercial spent a record breaking $10,000,000 on its production, marking a significant increase from the $7-8 million range seen in 2024 and 2025.  While commercials growing in cost is a constant trend, there wa

Eight Charlotte Catholic student athletes signed to a variety of schools on February 4th for National Signing Day. All the work that these athletes put in has paid off  and their success  was put on display in front of their friends, family, and the Charlotte Catholic community. Two athletes committed for soccer. Women's soccer player Margueritte McPhillips signed with Connecticut College. Connecticut College is a division three college that competes in the New England Small

The Carolina Panthers reached the playoffs this year for the first time since the 2017 season. They also won the NFC South for the first time since they made the Super Bowl in 2015. The recent success from Charlotte Catholic’s hometown team has brought a lot of excitement to the school and the community.  In their first round playoff game, the Panthers played the Los Angeles Rams at home. Fans highly anticipated this game, hoping the Panthers would advance. Specifically, the

Charlotte Catholic High School celebrated Catholic Schools Week from Wednesday, January 28th to Friday, January 30th on campus after two snow days canceled the first part of the schedule. The shortened week still included service projects, themed dress down days, a raffle, and a pep rally. Students returned on Wednesday and gathered for an all‑school Mass. Throughout the day, theology classes hosted vocational visitors who spoke about their careers and faith paths. Students

One way Charlotte Catholic celebrates Catholic Schools Week is by hosting its annual basketball tournament in which the winner gets the honor of playing the teachers in a final championship game in front of the whole school. This year, homerooms are grouped by grade level, and were split up into four different brackets: the Freshman Bracket, Sophomore Bracket, Junior Bracket, and Senior Bracket.  To play in the 3v3 tournament, students needed to have three or more students o

Two opening ceremonies took place for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in the Italian cities, Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo. For the first time ever there was a dual cauldron lighting, meaning that the famous olympic torch was lit in two different locations at the same time. One took place at the main event in Milan while the other was lit in Cortina d’Ampezzo. Over 2,900 athletes from over 90 different nations will compete in this year’s games. The United States has a record-bre

The Cougar’s varsity rugby team, ranked 14th in the nation, traveled across the country to San Diego, California to play in a highly anticipated match against the Cathedral Catholic Dons on January 17th. In the first half, two teams’ scores remained close as both sides made crucial defensive stands in front of their try-zone area. Key plays for the Cougars came from junior Luke Zhemke. Luke not only had a try and two extra points in the first half, but he also helped the def