By Priya Gregerson, Vandegrift High School
May 17, 2019
As they stride down the hall, people admire their different hues. They are blue moons in a calendar of anonymous phases....
By SJ Lasley, St. John's School
May 17, 2019
Following the unexpected burning of Paris’ iconic Notre Dame cathedral on April 15, members of the SJS community reflected...
By Lauren Teller and Slater Dixon
May 17, 2019
The Sioux Falls School District (SFSD) is facing widespread community backlash over a sample elementary school schedule...
By Grace Randall, St. John's School
May 17, 2019
As the largest crowd ever seen on Caven Field gathered in support, the girls’ lacrosse team prepared for the most difficult...
By Pablo Pinilla, Carlmont High School
May 17, 2019
When people think about county fairs, they usually associate them with hot summer days, carnival rides and games, cotton...
By Diana Juarez, Rio Hondo College
LP brought the sold out Wiltern to its feet during her unforgettable homecoming concert March 9. After a rocky start to the first leg of her “Heart to Mouth” tour when illness forced her to reschedule...
By Cheyenne Miller, Seward County Community College
When most people think of chemistry, images of complicated equations and strange, dangerous chemicals may come to mind. However, Seward County Community College students taking a Chemistry II class this...
By Calen Moore, Seward County Community College
Plans for the new athletic building that will soon be built all started with a drawing on a napkin. Those simple plans are coming to life after years of planning. On April 25, Seward County Community College...
By Soundharjya Babu, Robert Morris University
MOON TOWNSHIP — The third annual Out of the Darkness walk brought hundreds of people to the Robert Morris University Campus to fight against suicide. On Saturday, people came together to participate...
By Ramon Alvarado, Rio Hondo College
This story was originally published on El Paisano on February 1, 2019.
As they stride down the hall, people admire their different hues. They...
Farm to Table: Youth raise livestock in the Bay Area
When people think about county fairs, they usually associate them with...
School-related meme pages entertain students
From knock-knock jokes with corny punchlines, to late-night, televised...
Notre Dame burns, affects SJS French community
Following the unexpected burning of Paris’ iconic Notre Dame cathedral...
Students, parents and faculty express concern over sample elementary schedule
The Sioux Falls School District (SFSD) is facing widespread community...
South High brushes up on an old mural
The mural along the practice field at South High will be replaced by the...
‘Prelude to a Kiss’ marks new beginnings, ends
With her four years of theater coming to a close, senior Zoey Zachek said...
Avengers: Endgame smashes pre-sales records on way to Box Office
Avengers: Endgame, the latest film in the critially acclaimed Marvel Cinematic...
‘ANONYMOUS’ proves Blackbear deserves to be quite the opposite in the music industry
On April 26, 2019, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Blackbear dropped...
Friendship: an underappreciated necessity
I started sophomore year without many friends. Most people in my close...
Yes, it’s cold. Yes, it’s snowing. Yes, it’s slippery. No, this does...
Underclassmen awards ceremony creates feeling of unimportance
I have never been invited to the underclassmen awards ceremony, but it...
Girls’ lacrosse defeats Lamar, honors the Kensingers
As the largest crowd ever seen on Caven Field gathered in support, the...
2020 start time may impact sports teams
With the new change in school district start times, sophomore Ryan Barnett...
There's this kind of awkward time in between middle and high school. At...