Anthony’s steady defense reaches 500 digs
While national records soar past 1,000, Anthony’s mark early in her senior year shows the kind of reliability every team needs.
“Last Rites” under the student lens
From haunting atmosphere to familiar tropes, students offer six fresh perspectives on the latest <em>Conjuring</em> installment.
Science meets stardom as Hollywood honors Bill Nye
Bill Nye receives a star on the Walk of Fame, proving that science can shine as brightly as show business.
Fans and half days help Cleveland High cope with heat
Lacking air conditioning, the school turned to rental fans and shortened schedules to manage overheated classrooms.
Go bags and red flags in California
Wildfire season is here. From “go bags” to alert systems, students share what to know to stay safe and ready.
Drama Club field trip brings history and humanity to life
A first play for many students: <em>Come From Away</em> tells the true story of strangers helping strangers in Gander.
Is 7:10 too early to start high school?
Teens’ body clocks run late, so why does school start so early? Science says later times mean better health and learning.
From ramen to records, new clubs cook up connection
Gabrielino High’s newest clubs prove that whether you’re dancing, DJing, or sharing noodles, student groups build community through passion.
Students gather at flagpoles for annual prayer event
From donuts to devotion, Chester High joined schools nationwide in the “See You at the Pole” observance.
Schools close Monday after Mich. church shooting
Classes were canceled as the community reels from a deadly attack at a Grand Blanc Township, Mich., church. The FBI is leading the investigation.