When junior Izzi Gilbert Burke learned more information about global sex trafficking, she expressed concern about its local impact on her community. “It’s worrisome and it also is kinda crazy how...

Having never left the country, sophomore Rachel Mattson said she looks forward to visiting Europe with her classmates. AP European and World history teacher Jeffrey Cohen said he offers a new trip...

After listening to a LGBTQ+ panel present about their life experiences, senior Gregory Peterson felt intrigued to learn about what his classmates have gone through.   “I think it was strange to hear...

What is Kendama and how do you play? It’s a wooden Japanese game that has three cups, one on the bottom and then two that are separate. One’s smaller than the other and then there’s a spike. Then...

Senior Anna Gleason, a leader of Natural Helpers, said Natural Helpers has delayed its interviewing process, changing their original plan of holding interviews the week of Sept. 26. “Interviews were...

I was a little concerned when I was having heart attack symptoms at age 17. O.K., I wasn’t actually having a heart attack, or anything close. It turned out I had the most stressful common cold in recorded...

College Possible makes the college process more attainable for students with low income families, according to senior coach Emily Smith. “(College Possible is) there for first generation and low income...

Senior Kirby Goodman got the idea of starting a feminist club at the school to educate students on feminist issues. According to Goodman, members will aid in choosing topics. “We’re going to...

What do you feel is the main purpose of your job? Who does it impact? “The purpose of our work is to help ‘build educators’ will, skill and capacity to disrupt systemic racism in order to impact...

Students are excited as they prepare for their November concert with guest conductor Dr. Benjamin Klemme. Klemme said he is enthusiastic to be collaborating with students in their upcoming concert. “One...