Richie Tienter is a visually impaired student who has been with the Marquette German program for all four years of high school. His German 4/5 class, in coordination with engineering teacher Kevin Sharitz,...

On Friday, May 12, and Saturday, May 13 the choir performed their annual Cabaret Show, this year titled "Hidden Connections." The Cabaret Show has been a yearly tradition since the school first opened....

This story was originally published on The Catalyst on May 24, 2023.

Choir directors Tim and Susan Cahalan will retire at the end of this year after working at LHS for over 40 years. Their students celebrate their impact on their lives. This story was originally published...

On Thursday afternoon, during fourth block, Louisville’s favorite heartthrob and pop star, Jack Harlow, came to visit duPont Manual High School.  Rumors started flying among students early Thursday...

This story was originally published on OneMaize Media on May 19, 2023.

Two-month old calves Kinsmen and Kenny visited campus from Shenandoah Farm, a 1,000 acre family owned farm in Dutchess County, New York as a part of EFFECT's green week celebration. Shenandoah Farm, which...

This story was originally published on OneMaize Media on May 18, 2023.

This story was originally published on Imua ʻIolani on May 5, 2023.

This story was originally published on OneMaize Media on May 18, 2023.

Junior Hill Top News reporter Braydyn Cyranowicz highlights the 2150 Boy Scout Troup, known for their blacksmithing abilities. If segment C of 380 is approved, the eight-lane freeway will cut through their...

Last December, Jordan Shelton, language arts teacher, found a new way to destress: knitting.  Shelton said once she learned the basic stitches, she was surprised at how much knitting helped with her...

On average, 7,974 people die each day in the U.S. Of these deaths, 1,670 are due to cancer. For Kayla Gifford, junior, her motives for donating blood stem from her grandmother's passing of cancer. “Donating...

This story was originally published on Tower on March 15, 2023.

Mr. Patrick Reed’s ZoBot class has had the opportunity for a hands-on experience dissecting the animals that they learn about during lecture. Students describe their recent starfish dissection lab, what...

This story was originally published on OneMaize Media on May 3, 2023.

Throughout the spring season, student actors have been pushing themselves to learn the art of sword fighting and choreograph elaborate fight scenes. Under the guidance of Upper School Theater Teacher and...

Marquette Theater Company’s production of “Clue,” a murder mystery, debuted yesterday and will run through Sunday. Rebecca Blindauer, MTC director, said she’s excited for the new, innovative...

For the second year in a row, MHS hosted Special Olympics. However, there was a major difference this year: it was led by students.  Lexi Kossmann, senior, spearheaded the organization of the Friday,...

Since 2005, the St. Baldrick's Foundation events have raised over $326 million across the country for cancer research for children. When they first learned about the fundraisers, Conner Bunch, a 6th Grader...

Walking down the newly renovated music wing is both an auditory and visual experience. Tucked away in these specially-designed rehearsal and practice rooms, pockets of community thrive. In RRISD,...

Meet the man in the booth whose voice is heard all across Churchill Downs: Travis Stone. This story was originally published on Xavier News on April 25, 2023.

This story was originally published on Common Sense on March 27, 2023.

Lafayette hosted their first ever International Day on April 6. The event was planned, organized, and executed by Lafayette students. It featured games, stations with information about different countries...

When junior Keegan Sarwate heard about schools banning books across central Texas, he knew he had to take action. So he founded the McCallum Banned Book Club.  “I've heard about banned books for...

When a former MHS student immigrated to the U.S., she started to feel disconnected. Jordan Shelton, language arts teacher and head of the DEI committee, sparked the idea of The Festival of Nations. The...

This story was originally published on The Catalyst on April 12, 2023.

The video can be viewed here. Conversation fills the cafeteria of Loker Elementary School where Wayland community members exchange stories of the late elementary school teacher Mike O'Connor. Held on...

Quarterly, Grant's View Branch invites children and families to come and read books to reptiles. Children could sit near a reptile to read to them, and they could ask questions to learn more about reptiles...

Walking up to the pinball machine, Haley Huber, sophomore, braces herself to begin her favorite sport. Fifteen minutes later, the score is shown. Two billion. Huber started playing last year...

This story was originally published on OneMaize Media on March 31, 2023.

Following its two year hiatus because of COVID-19, The WHS club Water Warriors has officially returned to WHS. Water Warriors began in 2011 when then senior, Isabel Schwartz researched the statistics of...

This story was originally published on The Mirror on March 28, 2023.

This story was originally published on Spartan Shield on February 22, 2023.

This story was originally published on The Catalyst on March 15, 2023.

The Gentlemen of Vision came to the Marquette Theater on February 23rd for a step dance performance. The Gentlemen of Vision help to secure African American students with a stable future. This story was...

This story was originally published on OneMaize Media on March 12, 2023.

Join us in watching The Gables Garden Project participate in their collaborative event with local environmentalist initiative, A Zero Waste Culture. Watch as community members of both Key Biscayne and...

This story was originally published on OneMaize Media on March 9, 2023.

On Feb. 16, HEAL club partnered with One Blood to motivate and help students to donate blood to people in need. "Anyone donating blood can save lives. And so with one donation, you can save up to three...

This story was originally published on FHNtoday.com on March 3, 2023.

For almost 30 years, Valentine’s Day at Strath Haven has included music-filled halls and interrupted classes. The tradition of Singing Valentines is a student-led event that has been passed down from...

As the game of chess grows in popularity, so too does the MHS Chess Club. Sponsor Rob Durham reflects on the club's evolution, while two chess regulars challenge each other to a friendly game. This story...

  This story was originally published on The Standard on March 1, 2023.

Cesare Sera '25 explores his passion for Remote Control Cars. This story was originally published on The Mirror on March 2, 2023.

According to the CDC nearly 10% of all children between the ages of 6-17 have been diagnosed with either anxiety or depression. With statistics like these, it is hard to ignore the mental health issues...

For both competitive and recreational fencers, the Parkway Fencing Club offers local students a chance to train and try out the 3,000-year-old sport. This story was originally published on Marquette Messenger...

Walking into the media center on a Tuesday night, sophomore Jorge Jordan lugs in crates of Legos, preparing for nearly 30 middle schoolers to arrive. Jordan is a mentor for the First Lego League Challenge...

For most students, going to school means time away from their parents. But for senior, state-bound and regional champion wrestler, James-Ethan Harris, that’s been a bit of a challenge as his dad Jason...

This story was originally published on Westside Wired on February 15, 2023.