Maya Hawke has been all over the media lately. Over the summer, she starred in Stranger Things Season 4, as well as Netflix’s new movie, “Do Revenge.” As the daughter of actors Ethan Hawke and Uma...
Ever since Walt Disney Pictures announced its plan to reintroduce the classics — reenvisioned, reimagined, retold and remade — viewers have patiently waited and watched as each project was released....
The PSAT will be held Oct. 12. Sophomores and juniors are eligible to take the exam and must be registered by Friday, Sept. 30. The PSAT is a chance for students to practice taking standardized exams such...
The new Park policies have become a controversial topic. Some students are against the harsher regulations on phones and tardies, while others advocate for the stricter rules. After looking over the new...
The new rules about detention, phones and closed campus may have a tough reputation, but is it really that bad? It seems that the new rules intend to give us motivation to have a better educational life....
Welcome to “Cut Through the Noise,” an entertainment column from the St. Louis Park Echo covering new music releases. Every week, a different Echo staffer takes on the role of writer, reviewing recent...
For the first time in 70 years, Park’s baseball team capped off its season by playing Maple Grove in the State Class AAAA quarterfinals June 14-15. The team participated in a two-day tournament,...
Celebrating its first full year back in-person, the class of 2022 was able to throw their caps in the air together.
With a new limitless guest amount compared to the previous year, families...
After a dominant 15-1 victory against Waconia, girl’s lacrosse varsity assistant coach Hayley Savat said she thought the work throughout the season is why the team has been winning.
“A lot of...
In early May, news leaked from the Supreme Court that suggested Roe v. Wade, the landmark case that decided people have the right to abortion, might be overturned.
According to Planned Parenthood,...
Freshmen had an opportunity to see “All American Boys,” May 19, a play written by Brendan Kiely. The play was produced at Stages Theater Company and starred freshman Miles Johnson.
Freshman Civics...
