By Max Feldman and Sophia Babcock
December 14, 2018
Spending day and night in a hospital is pricey already, but paying the steep price of the non-medical expenses makes matters...
By Abby Intveld and Dani Orloff
December 14, 2018
According to district facilities manager Tom Bravo, a pump at the high school broke the week of Sept. 29, decreasing the...
By Nicole Konopelko, Pittsburg High School
December 14, 2018
Junior Caden Bressler spends most of his waking hours on the practice field. Starting his second year after moving from...
By Macy Fowler, Fossil Ridge High School
December 14, 2018
There are roughly one hundred thousand to two hundred thousand Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tears a year, according to...
By Dominick DelSignore, Trinity High School
December 14, 2018
After the spring 2018 flood left more than seven feet of water on the Thurman-Hutchins Field, Trinity was in a desperate...
By Jake Herron, The University of Akron
Amid mixed reactions regarding a recent restructuring of UA’s academic programs from the University community and beyond, Interim President Dr. John Green spoke out. Reflecting on the “painful”...
By Drew Lawson, Eastern Washington University
On Veteran’s Day schools and workplaces around the country take pause to recognize those who have served in the military and armed forces, among those being service members are a number of EWU students,...
By Jeremy Burnham, Eastern Washington University
With the first two weeks of school finished, many students are settling into their new classes. One such student is senior Dante Tyler. However, new classes aren’t the only thing Tyler is adjusting to....
By Brooklyn Dennison, The University of Akron
Rainy days did not stop Katie Hickman from pursuing her honors project, Stand Up to Suicide, which was dedicated to raising awareness about suicide and empowering those who may have been impacted by it. For...
By Michael Brock, Eastern Washington University
For years, Mark Morris has been cracking jokes to anyone who will listen. Now he’s getting paid for it. A truck driver by day, Morris performed at an open mic in 2016 on his 44th birthday as a bucket...
Junior Caden Bressler spends most of his waking hours on the practice field....
Once high school begins, so does the conversation about a student’s future,...
Tessa Johansen visits father in Jerusalem
Looking out of a taxi window and to the Palestinian landscape, senior Tessa...
Keep Swimming: Charity Bash charity helps families stay afloat
Spending day and night in a hospital is pricey already, but paying the...
Pool conditions cause difficulties for swimmers
According to district facilities manager Tom Bravo, a pump at the high...
Coming to a neighborhood near you: the 2040 plan
Depending on where you live, you might not be a stranger to those large,...
It’s worth buying: ‘A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’ by The 1975
After two years, the group The 1975 is back with another heavily awaited album....
Woman behind curtain of Cutaway Productions: Deb Drew
Many people wonder what keeps teachers motivated to keep teaching throughout...
The black and white words in a thick script ran wild throughout the actors’...
Why the College Board Owns My Soul
It’s not uncommon for one friend (or several) to fall into a seat at...
Everyone makes mistakes, right? We’ve all done something we regret that...
Opinion: Women’s bathrooms take too long
One minute. Five minutes. Ten minutes... and you’re still in line, you...
More than a statistic: Dealing with an ACL tear
There are roughly one hundred thousand to two hundred thousand Anterior...
Trinity Baseball to Have New Home in Familiar Territory
After the spring 2018 flood left more than seven feet of water on the Thurman-Hutchins...
Starting at the bottom and working your way up to your goals is only...