Tarot was certainly a movie. The 15th-century playing cards bearing allegorical illustrations have, in recent times, been adapted into fortune-telling tools, with each Tarot card representing a different...

Enloe’s student body is over 2,500 strong, and with that comes ample foot traffic. To help you navigate the halls with the least amount of unwanted physical contact, here’s a list of the best not-so-secret...

America’s gun epidemic seems to be reaching increasingly new heights, and I believe it’s important to take a stand against the violence plaguing our country. One way to do this is to support the passage...

November is National Writing Month, and to celebrate, the Eagle's Eye is hosting its first ever writing competition! Entrants can write a 500-750 word article on any topic of their choice and submit it...

Coming up in April is Autism Acceptance Month. Originally referred to as Autism Awareness Month, it focuses on the acceptance and inclusion of Autistic people. This is especially important considering...

Being at a basketball game is electrifying. Of all the American pastimes, we choose sports because of its fast paced exhilarating atmosphere, as we watch athletes put on a show. There are few things more...

Raghav Arun is like no other, with surmounted passion and intelligence that radiates throughout his life and is reflected in his personality. He has thrived academically since he was 5, winning his elementary...

Hard work, commitment, and dedication are some of the words we can use to describe our Enloe football team, the ones who bring the hype and the show to our student body. But behind the scenes, these young...

For first-time voters, Midterm elections can be especially daunting, especially with the use of new district maps in North Carolina. To make the process less intimidating, the Eagle’s Eye has assembled...

Disclaimer: I don’t speak for the entire black community. These are just my personal experiences. The So-Called “Melting Pot” In Classrooms  One of the first things I look for when stepping...