Crouching over a lab table, junior Tess Marvin conducts her experiment targeting “bad” bacteria. Marvin traveled to Phoenix May 8 - 13 to share her project at the Intel International Science and Engineering...

Dance invites students to join them at their spring show on Friday, May 13 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium for $5 by showcasing a variety of groups ranging from those in Dance Tech 1 to the Unleashed Dance...

The competition theater class will be breaking away from their usual routine for their free showcase, “Southworth Told Me So,” on Monday, May 2 at 6 p.m. in the auditorium for $5. Each year, the...

Dance has pirouetted away from their traditional dance shows for the 7 p.m. performance on Thursday, March 17. This time, the routines in the spring show were choreographed by the performers with little...

Native American wedding vases and themed mugs are a couple of the projects completed in the new 3-D Art program, a big change from the old, broad focus on well-known projects like paper mâché and aluminum...

Pencils scribble across papers throughout the classroom as students rush from one question to the next in a frantic attempt to keep pace with the ticking clock. Throughout education, drastic changes...

Taking a break from classroom learning, Ecology and AP Environmental Science teacher Marc Pooler took his students out for hands on learning at the Sundew Gardens on Thursday, Jan. 7 and Friday, Jan. 8. Sundew...

Juniors Tatum Annan and Karly Harms organize the donated items in preparation of sending them off.

  Voting is an important part of the American democracy, but often there is little participation from students due to their belief that one vote will not matter. American Government teacher...

Senior Claire Tendl is known as many things, the most well-known being Homecoming Queen and Unleashed Dancer. What people do not know is that Tendl is also an opera singer. Since a young age, Tendl...

With music pumping in the background, volunteers enthusiastically jump up and down to the beat. On Oct. 9, the Junior Optimist Octagon International club volunteered at Riverside Park for their costume...

Males dressed in short skirts, makeup and wigs raise their pom poms in the air as they perform chants and cheerleading moves for their class’s female football team. This has been a common sight at...

Legs bobbing anxiously up and down, fingers tapping on desks and pencils scratching across papers; the Scholastic Assessment Test may have undergone changes, but the stress stays the same. The SAT,...

Upon Principal Mary Williams’ arrival at the school two years ago, she set about learning the system, familiarizing herself with the students and the staff, and settling in. Constantly striving to improve...

Feet dragging from exhaustion, junior Megan McKeel goes door to door in the slums of Guayaquil, Ecuador begging for work. Begging for work, scavenging for food and hiking through forest were all part of...

“The DUFF” rehashed the too-common story of a high school girl overcoming social stereotypes after realizing where she stands in high school compared to her more popular friends. The film was based...

Soapy water, wet sponges and colorful posters alerted passerby’s to Leadership’s carwash to raise money for the Families In Transition program at the 7-Eleven on Lockwood Boulevard on Saturday, Feb....

Not more than an arm’s length away, students have their phones with them at all times. “Ever since I got my 5s, it has always been with me,” freshman Jeannie Williams said. The iPhone 5s had a...