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Protestors have maintained a presence outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) building in Portland’s South Waterfront for months, bringing signs, flags, and supplies for what has become a sustained demonstration.
La Salle’s Community Grapples With Increasing ICE Activity, Protests
November 6, 2025
RISING FEAR: Two ICE officers step out of a quiet Kirkwood home, leaving behind confusion, fear, and a shaken community. The incident at Hill's home reflects a larger reality playing out across Georgia, where immigration raids and sudden rule changes are upending daily life.
Fear shadows Georgia’s immigrant communities
November 6, 2025
Food bank demand soars as delays to SNAP benefits leave millions without aid
Food bank demand soars as delays to SNAP benefits leave millions without aid
November 6, 2025
Red cards created by the Immigrant Legal Resource Center were distributed to “help people assert their legal rights,” according to the San Mateo Union High School District (SMUSHD) website.
SMUHSD adopts protocol for unidentified campus visitors
November 6, 2025
The Fine Arts Fanatics (Halligan Bulthaus '26, Autumn Phothirath '27, Elle Weathersby '27, Jayna Klco '26 and Hudson Corbin '26) discuss upcoming arts initiatives in Mrs. Webb's art room on Thursday, Sept. 25, 2025.
Fostering Fandom
November 6, 2025
Pellegrino prevails
November 6, 2025
More students are using AI Chatbots for companionship and therapy. Art by Sophia Dengler.
The Algorithm will see you now
November 5, 2025
Top row: Magdalen Driewer (18), Anne Driewer, Mary Gonzales (30). Middle row: Peter Driewer (25), Abraham Driewer (28). Bottom row: Simon Driewer (31), Isaac Driewer (28), Grace Driewer (23). Ms. Anne Driewer applies her experience as a mother of seven children as an AP Precalculus and AB Calculus teacher at Coppell High School. Photo illustration by: Sohalia Reddy and Karen Mascarenhas.
From Nebraska to Texas: Driewer’s heart for family, teaching holds strong
November 5, 2025
Gonzalo Anzurez proudly displays his elk, surrounded by the people who guided him to success.
Still in the Hunt
November 5, 2025
Weighing AI’s Carbon Footprint
November 5, 2025
Owen Dziurawiec has been named swim captain for the upcoming season. "I just want to try to get them (his teammates) wherever they need to be," he said.
The Smile that Leads
November 6, 2025
Senior Daniel Boyd prepares to swing during a match.
Homeschoolers carry boys varsity golf to record-breaking season
November 6, 2025
COMING THROUGH. Senior Logan Berggren dashing throughout the race and keeping a fast pace during the District meet at College Park on Oct. 9, 2025.
Senior cross country runner sprints from trauma, leads to region victory
November 6, 2025
Following Oct. 8, reparations were made by BVH administration to improve equality on the field, represented by a Band-Aid. Field hockey, flag football and soccer are among the impacted sports.
Equality on the field
November 6, 2025
Senior Dane Solomon catches a pass from sophomore quarterback Jon Pavlatos for the first touchdown of the game. The team won 50-47 against Clear Lake.
A year after ACL surgery, Solomon catches up
November 5, 2025
Carrera's latest build is featured at the LEGO House in Denmark, where he was up for a Global title. Photo via Instagram @justdanbricks.
Behind Daniel Carrera’s Global LEGO Success
November 6, 2025
CHRISTMAS CHOICES: Junior Peter Davis, sophomore Ava Bond, and freshman Kaia Blanford step onto the stage ready to bring their own spin to their audition monologue. Each actor portraying a fun holiday inspired character trying to shows the directors what they can bring to their shows.
Progressive performers spread joy to people in need
November 5, 2025
During a Hawk Time session, the students and art teacher Guy Loraine focus on the neat details of the hawk’s eyes. “We've got enough designs that we could have maybe six or seven murals around the building,” Loraine said. Photo by Adilyn Hoop.
Students brighten halls with creativity
November 5, 2025
Mendonca posing with her first two books, “A Nightmare’s Daydream" and “One Amongst the Runaways”(Nia Mendonca).
Humans of Lambert: Nia Mendonca
November 3, 2025
The concert was held at the Trousdale, a community living center located near the Burlingame Plaza.
Music for Memory: Student musicians perform at senior homes
November 3, 2025
Shaler Area senior Cassandra Schneck in a photo as an infant (photo submitted by Cassandra Schneck)
Not a Stereotypical Family: Growing up adopted in a White Community
November 6, 2025
Drinks with “normal” ice already have way too much ice. So why is there another option for even more ice?
Not so n[ice]
November 5, 2025
Many individuals with disabilities display no visible signs or indicators of their condition.
Invisible disabilities, not invisible people
November 5, 2025
Dressed up as the varsity girls’ tennis coach Katelyn Arenos, senior Kate Johnson and junior Mireya David hand out candy at West High’s annual trunk or treat event. This year, the trunk or treat was moved inside as a result of adverse weather. “As a senior, I care less about Halloween now. Teachers will bring their kids and families [to West’s Trunk or Treat], but there were fewer [this year] because they just thought it was canceled [due to the] rain. [With] Halloween, I think you care less the older you get,” Johnson said.
Porches, parking lots, pumpkins and parties
November 4, 2025
An Oxford Comma alongside the University of Oxford’s coat of arms.
There’s a Pause Before “And.” Use a Comma
November 4, 2025
Playing Together: How Champions League Is Giving Everyone the Opportunity to Play Soccer
Playing Together: How Champions League Is Giving Everyone the Opportunity to Play Soccer
November 5, 2025
Edina alum, Joel Bergstrom, named UMN regent
Edina alum, Joel Bergstrom, named UMN regent
November 4, 2025
After playing his freshman year at The Nest, Washington State University commit, wide receiver, Matthew McClain has returned to the Redhawks for one final season. 
A wide receiver with a wide-ranging impact
November 3, 2025
Wellness Lab Hosts Pumpkin Painting
Wellness Lab Hosts Pumpkin Painting
October 30, 2025
Brewing History at Mido Teahouse
Brewing History at Mido Teahouse
October 30, 2025
Edina alum, Joel Bergstrom, named UMN regent
Edina alum, Joel Bergstrom, named UMN regent
November 4, 2025
Beneath The Waves - Tish Champagne
Beneath The Waves – Tish Champagne
October 24, 2025
senior suggestions
Senior Suggestions: What stands out to colleges?
October 21, 2025
Crimson Podcast Episode 4 ft. Tennis Captain Liz Chen
October 16, 2025
The issue with gun violence coverage
The issue with gun violence coverage
October 8, 2025
HE IS US. Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough speaks at the podium of the Montgomery Fairgrounds stadium during the Charlie Kirk Memorial Service Sept. 30. Keough said he was a longtime supporter of Kirk’s debates. “Charlie Kirk is Montgomery County,” Keough said. “And Montgomery County is Charlie Kirk.”
GALLERY: Montgomery County memorial honors Charlie Kirk
October 22, 2025
Governor J.B. Pritzker was one of the many who gave a speech at Grant Park. "Tyranny requires your fear, your silence and your compliance, democracy requires your courage," Pritzker said. "So Donald Trump stay the hell out of Chicago."
[PHOTO ESSAY] ‘No Kings’ protest marches its way into history
October 22, 2025
Eric "Zeke" Zeker re-strings outside linebacker Nick Davis's (‘27) pads during a game against St. Margaret's High School Oct. 10. For 25 years, Zeke has served as BOHS's equipment manager.
IN PICTURES: The Wildcat Goes Behind-the-Scenes With Equipment Manager Eric ‘Zeke’ Zeker
October 20, 2025
Sophomore Daniel Papp lines up at wingback during West Chicago’s 66–20 win over Ridgewood on Sept. 19 at Memorial Field. Papp also plays cornerback for the Wildcats.
[PHOTO ESSAY] Rain, cheers, and grit: Wildcats bounce back against Ridgewood
September 26, 2025
Protesters gathered in downtown West Chicago earlier this week following raids from Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
[PHOTO ESSAY] WEGO residents march towards freedom in anti-ICE protests
September 23, 2025
Playing Together: How Champions League Is Giving Everyone the Opportunity to Play Soccer
Playing Together: How Champions League Is Giving Everyone the Opportunity to Play Soccer
November 5, 2025
After playing his freshman year at The Nest, Washington State University commit, wide receiver, Matthew McClain has returned to the Redhawks for one final season. 
A wide receiver with a wide-ranging impact
November 3, 2025
Wellness Lab Hosts Pumpkin Painting
Wellness Lab Hosts Pumpkin Painting
October 30, 2025
Brewing History at Mido Teahouse
Brewing History at Mido Teahouse
October 30, 2025
Marching Band Hosts First Home Competition Festival
Marching Band Hosts First Home Competition Festival
October 30, 2025
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