After a hiatus of more than a year, the S Word is back with first-time host Beatrix Lozach interviewing senior mascot Ben Polega about school spirit, the power of storytelling, and his experience with...

This story was originally published on Tower on May 16, 2025.

Teachers brought their kids to work on Thursday, April 17, and the Child Development students escorted them to activities in various classrooms throughout the day. This story was originally published...

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The students in the Clothing and Fashion class learn how to sew by using their hands and machines. Mrs. Anderson shows how the class prepares students with hands-on-skills. This story was originally...

On May 1st and 2nd, Rockwood middle school students showed up at the Marquette pool to race cardboard boats as a part of the 8th grade Gifted Student Program. Marquette Gifted Resource teacher Megan Burian...

In this episode of the Orbit, learn about the city's government, future plans, and what's next for Clayton schools as host Elias Kilbridge speaks with Clayton's newly elected mayor: Bridget McAndrew. Transcript: KILBRIDGE:...

A flash of white. Music hums throughout the room. Models walk down the vibrant red runway, posing as they reach the end. They've been preparing for this since the beginning of the school year....

The class of 2025 set up the Maypole on the front lawn at 6 p.m. Friday, April 25. The seniors assemble the Maypole annually in preparation for the sixth grade students to weave it on Moving Up Day, which...

On April 16th, students from MHS went on a field trip to Jefferson Barracks after researching two real soldiers buried there. Let's watch how these MHS Students & Staff Honor the fallen soldiers. This...

Center Stage ended the year with their spring performance on Thursday, April 24, and Friday, April 15. The show included solos by seniors who sang, danced and played instruments. This story was originally...

McCallum had its annual student-directed fashion show in the MAC this past weekend with a performance on Saturday at 7 p.m and a matinee on Sunday at 2 p.m. The theme of the show was “Celestial Wilderness:...

The hallways and lecture hall were filled with photographs, paintings, drawings, animations and portfolios created by art students from kindergarten through senior year from different schools including...

 In this episode of the Room 22 podcast,  co-host Jenny Marquez and guest co-host Jasmine Thompson interview student journalists at the spring National Journalism High School Convention in Seattle to...

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Marquette Theater Company performs on and off the stage. Hear how the company was involved in MHS' annual Special Olympics. This story was originally published on Marquette Messenger on April 15, 2025.

Junior Dakoda Dement is already off to a hot start this track season. He set a new school shot put record with a throw of 54 feet 7 inches at the Viktor Lopez Classic at Rice University last weekend. His...

This story was originally published on The Standard on April 7, 2025.

The classical guitar program held its annual Battle of the Bands in the Fine Arts Building Theater last Thursday evening. Each band performed three original or cover songs, and audience members used their...

On March 27, the AP Art and Design class hosted their art show in the theater lobby during school. Watch the video to learn more about the event. This story was originally published on Marquette Messenger...

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Last Wednesday, Blue Brigade kicked off their competition season with their annual show-off of all their competition pieces in front of family and friends in the McCallum gym. The show-off prepares the...

This story was originally published on InFocus on March 25, 2025.

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On March 22, women of various generations gathered in the library at Rock Ridge High School for the sixth annual “Rise To” Women’s Summit to advocate for women’s rights. Women and Gender Studies...

The McCallum Youth Dance Company performed its annual winter showcase, “Movement 2025” at the Austin ISD Performing Arts Center last Thursday and Friday night. The company began working on these dances...

For Alexis Bunch, sophomore, the Special School District (SSD) program has been a part of her life since she attended Ellisville Elementary.  “I love my teachers, and I have nice friends that I get...

Senior, Shepherd Perkins shares his musical journey as well as his experience being a Westminster transfer student. Podcast By: Abel Tucker and Lucy Kim Intro Music: Confidence Game by Ryan Prewett Accessed...

One year after the tragic death of firefighter Trevor Brown, as a result of the Sterling house explosion, cleanup began as the first step in the process of creating the park in his memory. This story...

This story was originally published on Jacket Journal on March 19, 2025.

The Texas International Pageant is more than a competition but a platform for women to bring positive change to their communities. Titleholders use their pageant experience to advocate for meaningful causes...

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Thank you to Jared Monge, Daniel Cabeza, Jeremy Bel, and Jamison Gdowski for participating! This story was originally published on Garnet & Gold Gazette on March 17, 2025.

“Making cinnamon rolls is a labor of love,” Holy Rollie Pastry Shop founder Kimberly Matthews said. “But, I promise it's all worth it in the end.” Holy Rollie Pastry Shop opened during the COVID-19...

Last year, Laura Strickland, business teacher, worked on her own to put together the second annual job fair, an event held during the school day when students can learn about jobs and find employment....

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Five minutes left in the period. You’re frantically pouring and mixing chemicals into glass beakers and graduated cylinders in search of the promised results, scribbling numbers and observations onto...

From the tunnels of Vietnam to the depths of one’s mind, from the corners of Peru to a mission to be kind, all Peace Day speakers gathered to share their each and every find. On Feb. 7, 332 students...

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Sophomore Opal Kadam: Welcome to the Innovators of West podcast, and today I am joined by Bryson Meriac, who runs a successful political and geography focused YouTube channel called GeoGlimpse. Can you...

In this episode of The Scoop, senior reporter Charlotte Burnap interviews Orchestra Director Hannah Murray, Assistant Orchestra Director Natalie Huang (‘25) and soloist Grace Nordling (‘28) about the...

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