
Music helps students cope with stress
Students have a connection between their mood and the music they listen to, to help them deal with school. Continue reading Music helps students cope with stress
Students have a connection between their mood and the music they listen to, to help them deal with school. Continue reading Music helps students cope with stress
Students have expressed their dislike for the school’s current dress code for formal events, stating that they “are overly complicated” or that “there is still room to allow acceptance.” Continue reading Students want to express themselves at dances
Senior Katie Lawless has beat Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) twice. The first time was when she was seven and the second was when she was nine. Continue reading Cancer survivor gives back to community
“After I was diagnosed, I was in shock. I didn’t understand that much about what diabetes was,” junior Macey Fischer said. Continue reading Type 1 diabetes affects every aspect of life
New hall passes for leaving the classroom were introduced this year. Continue reading Changes made to hall pass enforcement
While opinions clash on different fronts, one of the main arguments is which elementary school is the best. Continue reading Which Elementary School is Best?
Feminist Coalition club has been able to receive reusable period products at the school, according to the club president, senior Sadie Saltsman-Buck. Continue reading FemCo provides reusable period products
Marketing II students organize and then facilitate different fundraisers to raise money for their annual trip to New York. One of the events is Mx. Webster, previously known as Mr. Webster. Continue reading Contestants discuss Mx. Webster pageant
Assemblies are a way for students and teachers to get excited about sports or events related to the high school. There are ones for each season of sports and Turkey Day. Continue reading Students Spill: ‘Are assemblies worth the hype?’
December is always busy for students, between finals, the holidays and the beginnings of winter sport seasons, but one beacon of hope shines in the middle of it all: Spotify Wrapped.
Spotify Wrapped is a marketing campaign from the streaming platform Spotify. It was first released in 2015 with the intention of highlighting users’ most listened to songs, artists, genres and podcasts from the past year. Continue reading ‘Spotify Wrapped’ challenges students perceptions of one another
Ideas for holiday gifts. Continue reading Holiday Gift Guide
Film Club has been working on making its own films that will be featured in its spring film festival. Continue reading Film club collaborates on art
“It’s always been something that I always aspired to do, to visit, and to know,” Argentinian exchange student Coty Ripoll said of the American high school experience. Continue reading San Juan to St. Louis: Exchange student gets involved in American activities
Midterm elections took place Nov. 8, and 18-year-old students experienced their first time voting. Continue reading Midterm elections provide students first time voting
Lockers line the halls of the high school, but in the age of iPads, PDF textbooks and five minute passing periods, lockers are becoming unused. Continue reading Students Spill: ‘Do you use your locker, why or why not?’
Student sections. Fall weather. Homecoming. Thanksgiving.
Americans may call these things mundane, but for junior exchange student Marta Domínguez, these activities are nothing short of exhilarating. Continue reading Madrid to Missouri: Exchange student experiences American autumn
While figure skating may capture the attention of millions of Americans during the Winter Olympics, some students are dedicating themselves to the sport all year, regardless of Team USA. Continue reading Students share love for figure skating
Men’s swim and dive will compete at state this Friday and Saturday, Nov. 11 and 12, at St. Peters Rec Complex. Continue reading Swim and dive team bleaches hair for State