Seniors prepare to graduate from high school and venture through the rest of life’s vast opportunities. Over the course of their school careers, they have learned about work and balancing life. It’s...

Conversations with your peers can be repetitive and somewhat tedious.  Most start with a closed-ended question, and end with the yes/no response. Here’s a simple solution—ask why. People love talking...

This Tuesday marks the one-year anniversary of the King Soopers shooting in Boulder, Colorado. One year ago, a gunman opened fire in a suburban supermarket where people are supposed to pick up groceries...

Midterms can be an exceptionally stressful time for high school students. Not only are teens trying to own up to their parents and school expectations, but are also trying to manage the stress that comes...

Undeclared snow days have always been a sore subject for students. The amount of complaints the district receives has just increased over the years. “We get complaints every time we do or do not call...

Photo Courtesy of: Jada Cousin “Our fight against racism begins with simple awareness,” said sophomore Milani Cook.   I interviewed three black women about the struggles and hardships...

Photo Courtesy of: Madison Bonnett As the Coronavirus pandemic seems never-ending, it’s hard to believe that the holidays are approaching so quickly. As cases continue to climb, this festive season...