By Kait Bedell, Londonderry High School
March 22, 2019
During February break, 11 LHS students went to the Dominican Republic through a missionary trip which aimed to help those...
By Laura Amador-Toro, Coppell High School
March 22, 2019
Since moving to the U.S., I can’t help but miss Colombia every single day. I remember getting to school early and hearing...
By Shayna Yurovitsky, Carlmont High School
March 22, 2019
In the Redwood City Courthouse Square, a new art installation has been established. Through a new program named Art Kisoki,...
By Ryan Turner, Klein Collins High School
March 22, 2019
Klein Collins juniors are required to take the SAT during school Wed., March 6. The SAT is meant to give colleges a good...
By Miles Ozorio, Carlmont High School
March 22, 2019
With the UEFA Champions League tournament inching further to its final on June 1 in Madrid, Spain, fans around the world...
By Megan Parker, The University of Akron
This article is part one of a two-part series. Part one covers the incident from the perspective of the student. Part two will cover the response from different departments at The University of Akron. ...
By Kaisa Siipola, Eastern Washington University
Learning about history doesn’t have to be a drag at EWU. The History of Drag was hosted by Jason Johnson, a Spokane Drag performer whose drag name is Nova Kaine, on Feb. 27 in the PUB to educate students...
By Rachel Vogt, Wayne State College
Mark Kanitz and Lukas Rix are far from being considered “unfamiliar faces” to many Northeast Nebraska residents. The couple is well known for running what could be considered one of the most successful...
By Kaisa Siipola, Eastern Washington University
Black History Month involves more than just highlighting historical events and learning about slavery and the civil rights movement. It highlights historical accomplishments and contributions of all Africans...
By Cheyenne Miller, Seward County Community College
From casual flings to serious, long term relationships, most students will explore dating at some point during their college years. While exploring can be an important part of the college experience, being...
Teacher of the Year is the Face Behind the Canvas
Students closely watched as she picked up a paintbrush and began to dip...
Britt Hermes makes a living off the internet
Ex-Naturopathic doctor, popular blogger and Oak Park alumni has practically...
Miles away from a passing grade
Many teenagers loathe the idea of running the mile in physical education...
LHS students make a difference in the Dominican Republic
During February break, 11 LHS students went to the Dominican Republic through...
Klein Collins juniors are required to take the SAT during school Wed.,...
Town Hall addresses teacher housing as development grows in Peninsula
With boarded up windows downtown, vacant buildings and empty streets, Redwood...
New rotation of art exhibits bring vibrance to Redwood City with secret, empowering messages
In the Redwood City Courthouse Square, a new art installation has been...
Psychopaths on TV: Why do we love them?
With any film or television series, audiences project themselves onto a...
“Slow down, Satan.” “Why flirt when there’s life alert?” “It’s...
From Colombia to the U.S.: Not exactly the American dream
Since moving to the U.S., I can’t help but miss Colombia every single...
I woke up at 4:30 a.m. for two weeks, and it wasn’t horrible
Just like any other school day, I brushed my teeth, showered, reluctantly...
Mario Puzo’s The Godfather, of all things, stirred my interest in Italian....
Champions League round of 16 brings soccer to school
With the UEFA Champions League tournament inching further to its final...
The bell rings, signaling the end of yet another long school day. The halls...
Girls varsity basketball incorporates practice players
For the past few years, the Wayland girls varsity basketball team has incorporated...