By Charlie Chinander-Mcfaul, South High School
February 17, 2019
One act plays are making a return to South High School after last year’s budget. “I think it’s really bad, the one...
By Raven Gatson, Judson High School
February 17, 2019
Judson’s football program is known for having substantial talent, containing a rapport of committed and signed players...
By Emily Lu, Westwood High School
February 17, 2019
Eleven swimmers will represent the Warriors at the State Swim and Dive meet after a triumphant run at the Region III-6A Championships...
By Saba Ali, Kabir Sawlani, Editor-in-Chief, and Abby Stockmal, Editor-in-Chief
February 17, 2019
Friday, Feb. 1 marked the beginning of Black History Month, a month dedicated to celebrating the culture and impact of Black...
By Pathfinder Editorial Board, Parkway West High School
February 17, 2019
The counseling office is a constant hub of activity. All five counselors have a table used as a waiting room filled with...
By Jeremy Burnham, Eastern Washington University
An EWU student publication is saying goodbye to its main product: its print edition. And no, the publication is not The Easterner. Northwest Boulevard has been an outlet for the artistic voices of EWU...
By Tarik Urvina, Wayne State College
Martin Luther King Day is a federal holiday meaning most schools and businesses are closed. As part of the Nebraska State College System (NSCS), however, Wayne State College did not officially observe...
By Megan Parker, The University of Akron
Members of the American Association of University Professors from The University of Akron and Kent State University held a solidarity picket on the UA campus in support of the faculty at Wright State University...
By Drew Lawson, Eastern Washington University
After grinding through four years of transfers and injuries to play in her first game, junior guard Andie Easley does not have fond memories of her early college career. “It was miserable,” Easley...
By Matt Kurtik, Robert Morris University
MOON TOWNSHIP -- Josh Williams was pretty blunt about it. "To be able to (play with each other) on a collegiate level is incredible. It’s humbling. I couldn’t ask for a better person to play next...
United Club honors Black History Month
Friday, Feb. 1 marked the beginning of Black History Month, a month dedicated...
Mr. Lyons makes candles as a hobby
Walking into the room of science teacher Mr. Bob Lyons, it looks like an...
Every week, millions of Jews around the world begin their routine to attend...
Northwest Boulevard turns exclusively digital
An EWU student publication is saying goodbye to its main product: its print...
Lynbrook evaluates various enrollment concerns
Enrollment of incoming freshmen students is a topic that the FUHSD community...
Former NBA star sheds new light on teenage substance abuse
A former NBA champion, a father of three kids, and a 14 year recovered...
One act plays are making a return to South High School after last year’s...
Wreck It Ralph 2: Ralph Wrecks My Evening
After six years since the original movie was released, Walt Disney...
Study, practice and dedication: what it takes to be in a band
Being in a rock band sounds like it would be pretty fun. But how easy...
Editorial: counseling department is understaffed
The counseling office is a constant hub of activity. All five counselors...
The case for Linux: Why America should stop worrying and learn to love the penguin
In a notorious series of Apple commercials that ran for the latter part...
More than just a lockdown drill
Suddenly, my entire class is still, fingers frozen to our keyboards. It...
Judson’s football program is known for having substantial talent, containing...
Swim & Dive Set Records at Region, 11 Advance to State
Eleven swimmers will represent the Warriors at the State Swim and Dive...
Meyer swims though her last season
After swimming as a youth, senior Katelyn Meyer quit in her middle school...