Although it was a late night, the atmosphere in the fieldhouse was electrifying. Sophomore Natalie Adams’ club basketball team was down six points to a club from Wichita. The sound of squeaking shoes...

As the lights come up and the curtains open, Evan Marley stands center stage ready to perform his favorite production, “Singing In the Rain.” The feeling of anticipation and eagerness to perform...

The classroom is filled with patient smiles. All around, the noises of crinkling tissue paper intermingle with small phrases of Spanish. High schoolers guide small hands to make colorful crafts, while...

Most people aren’t aware of the issues women face daily. From sexual assault to reproductive rights, there’s a vast spectrum of topics to dissect. Women’s Issues Now (WIN) is a safe space to discuss...

   If you walk in the halls of the school during passing period or pass the table closest to the 700s hallway during second lunch, you might see two girls moving busily as if they’re searching for...

Maria Eduarda Pelegrini For most seniors, walking through the front doors on the first day of school isn’t scary. But for senior Maria Eduarda Pelegrini, it was unlike anything she had ever experienced....

You expect the usual halftime show. The roar of the trumpets, clamor of clarinets and soft tunes of the flute. The team-coordination from the Sapphires. Then, there is a movement of instruments. No...

It’s a typical Monday for senior Maggie Quinn. The bell which ends second hour rings: instead of treading through the halls, Quinn enters Mrs. Green’s first grade classroom at Ridgeview Elementary...

   For 10 points, name what ties 17th-century literature, astrophysics and parmesan pretzel chips together. If you answered ‘things you might find at a scholar bowl practice,’ you would have been...

Jesus Ortega is not your average senior. His experiences in another country, combined with his positive attitude and passion for soccer, have all made him the senior he strives to be. Ortega is bilingual,...