Reporters Luke Miller and Nixon Ebete covered City SC’s Champions League, where kids with disabilities get to play soccer, make friends, and just have a great time out on the field. Story Filmed and...

To view the extended version of this interview, click here. This story was originally published on Zephryus on October 23, 2025.

Returning to campus for his last year of high school, he was named this year's homecoming king. But it's on the field where he's leaving a reign of terror for opposing coaches. After playing his...

Located in the Guidance Office, the Wellness Lab hosts students during Mod 1 of every Ac Lab. On Wednesday, Oct. 15, participants painted pumpkins to keep. This story was originally published on Marquette...

In the bustling heart of Daegu, quietly stands Mido teahouse, a century-old haven where time seems to pause. Adorned with cultural paintings and antique charm, it preserves the warmth of Korea’s past....

Marching Band hosted its first at-home marching festival on Saturday, Oct. 18. Due to rain, the competition moved indoors with the bands standing in place to play their show music. This story was originally...

This story was originally published on InFocus on October 28, 2025.

When Science Department Chair Mr. Kyle Voge’s mother put him in piano lessons in the fifth grade, he was not happy and fought with her endlessly on it.  Then in ninth grade, he discovered that his...

This story was originally published on The MIA Wave on October 21, 2025.

On Oct. 18, 2025, protestors gathered downtown to participate in Louisville’s “No Kings” protest, one of over 2,500 scheduled to take place nationwide. Protestors held signs, chanted and marched...

About 80 STUCO members spent about four hours setting up for the Homecoming dance on Saturday, Sept. 27. This year's theme was La La Land. This story was originally published on Marquette Messenger...

Montgomery County leaders partnered with event organizer Charlie Diggs, hosting a memorial service on the Montgomery County Fairgrounds Sept. 30 in honor of activist Charlie Kirk who was assassinated...

Just a few months after the first ‘No Kings’ protest against President Donald Trump’s administration, on Oct. 18, the second ‘No Kings’ protest was held in over 20 countries, in all 50 American...

"Introspect" intro and outro music used with permission from Adobe Podcast. This story was originally published on The Green Hope Falcon on October 12, 2025.

As Wildcat football players rush off the field due to a loose facemask, a broken shoulder pad, or a blood-stained jersey, they head straight for Eric "Zeke" Zeker, Brea Olinda High School's equipment manager. At...

Today, Jack Martin and Cameron Bong interview girls' tennis captain Liz Chen on the team's season and her high school career. If you enjoy the episode, check out other videos on the channel. This story...

This story was originally published on Southwest Shadow on October 8, 2025.

Steven Mulikey, head custodian, competes in LudoSports outside of school. LudoSports is a lightsaber combat sport that originated in Italy. Mulikey practices through LudoSport St. Louis at 2434 Mid Rivers...

Gun violence has been a continuing issue and a big topic as of late in American news, with multiple significant instances of it happening throughout the country. On Aug. 27 in Minneapolis, Minnesota,...

Producer: Evelyn Nethers (’29) Reporter: Evelyn Nethers (’29) Writer: Evelyn Nethers (’29) Interviewees: Charlotte Nethers (’28), Onyoo Min, Jyothsna Johnith, Jenny Lee This story was...

Siddhartha Subbella, junior, has been creating origami objects for more than six years, refining his skills while also relieving stress. This story was originally published on Marquette Messenger on October...

In this episode, host Abigail Eckert interviews ELA teacher Michael Fortino to learn more about Del Val's Film and Literature class. This story was originally published on The Delphi on October...

This story was originally published on Viper Times on September 29, 2025.

This story was originally published on The Gauntlet on October 1, 2025.

In this episode of the Room 22 podcast, guest co-hosts Tania Lopez and Jasmine Thompson speak with senior Serena Elkins and Math and Portuguese teacher Gonçalo Sousa about their thoughts on school shootings...

Theology teachers Kaiti-Lynn Beazley and Geoff Stricklin give their insight on the newest global obsession, Labubus. This episode explores the demonic nature of the item, if there is one, and the overall...

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

In compliance with SB 181, HB 208 and SB 19, JCPS has updated its policies on student electronic device use and communication with faculty. Communication rules have been in effect since June 16, and device...

As the rain poured down, the Wildcats stood soaked in sweat and water, but nothing could dampen their spirit of the Wildcats. They raised their helmets with pride after a dominant win against Ridgewood.  After...

Abby Morris, sophomore, has founded a new club for amateur and experienced musicians alike. Songwriting Club meets once a month during Mod 2 of Ac Lab. Reach out to sponsor Sean Schierbecker for more information. This...

Senior Joy Wiscovitch wanted a way to showcase her artistic talents, so she started doing nails. Since then, she's created her own business with many of her peers supporting her throughout her journey....

Today, Ben Balian and Will Simpson interview the varsity field hockey captain, Jess Fu, about her experiences playing field hockey. This story was originally published on The Crimson on September 22,...

On Mexican Independence Day, the streets of West Chicago filled with food, music, and chants as residents celebrated the holiday while also protesting against recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement...

This is the first installment of The Legendary Light, an NL podcast hosted by junior Riya Bhatt and Maddy Duhn. Each episode will feature a diverse cast of Huskie interview subjects sharing their feelings...

This story was originally published on The Wingspan on September 9, 2025.

In the Season 5 premiere of the Room 22 podcast, co-host Jenny Marquez and guest co-host Linus Bossardt interview English teachers Francesca Gunther and Valerie Quiroga, along with sophomore Jett Cabrinha,...

Bryce Miller, hall monitor, is performing in Anna Ziegler’s "The Wanderers" at the New Jewish Theatre in Creve Coeur. The production runs through Sept. 28. There is a student discount. For tickets and...

This story was originally published on Zephryus on August 28, 2025.

Just as the sun was setting on Friday evening, the McCallum marching band began its annual Bandapalooza performance in the band parking lot. After the last month of all-day rehearsals during summer...

Summer break is usually a time for students to relax, go on adventures and spend time with their loved ones. However, for some students, summer is a time when they go without support from their school...

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...

This story was originally published on InFocus on May 20, 2025.

This story was originally published on The Southerner on May 19, 2025.

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....