After a year of the COVID-19 pandemic, it finally seems as if there may be a light at the end of the tunnel. By May 1, all American adults should be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, according to...
Endless shelves of books. A quiet, calm and peaceful nature. Libraries have long served as a treasure for those who love to get away and get lost in the pages of a book. But in modern society, libraries...
The practice of herd immunity is one that has great significance in keeping people safe in our society. Herd immunity is when a large portion of a community becomes immune to a disease, making the spread...
In today’s modern society, content on social media often tends to become extremely politicized, frequently resulting in extremist posts and remarks being made from both sides of the political spectrum....
Climate change is arguably one of the most prevalent issues in today’s society. As climate change increasingly gets worse, our world is only getting closer to creating irreversible damage. It is necessary...
It’s an addiction almost every teenager has. Seven hours and 22 minutes per day spent scrolling through social media, staying in the loop with friends and enjoying endless sources of entertainment for...
The senior retreat brought seniors together to connect and spend time with one another.
The theme for this year’s retreat was #Connected2021, symbolizing the strong bonds between the senior class...
$160 billion. It’s the amount of debt the United States Postal Service currently has, according to the 2019 USPS fiscal reports. While the USPS has been in troubled waters financially for the past few...
The faculty and staff won the school-wide walking challenge that occurred during the week of April 27 through May 1.
Social Studies Department Chair Jennifer Brown-Howerton announced the challenge...
Following the stay-at-home order issued by Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas, traditional in-person Holy Week and Easter celebrations are canceled in much of the metropolitan area.
Holy Week is a time...
UPDATE: March 25
Due to COVID-19 concerns, this year's Storm Stomp was canceled, according to committee co-chair senior Stephanie Vince. All funding raised for the 5k race will go toward next year's...
Students, faculty and guests gathered in the gym following second hour for Ash Wednesday Mass Feb. 26.
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the liturgical season of Lent, where Catholics focus on...
Blue Valley Southwest High School won against Storm Varsity Basketball at Southwest Feb. 5, with a final score of 67-55.
The team started the game with a 33-24 lead at halftime, but was unable to...
The creepy and unsettling movie “Underwater” presents moviegoers with an enticing concept they haven’t seen before. When Kepler Station, an underwater drilling station, suffers the effects of an...
`Students and faculty gathered in the gym for the “Respect All Life” Mass Oct. 10. The Catholic Church dedicates October as a month for a call for action to respect life.
The Eucharistic celebration...
Students and their mothers gathered at the Sheraton Overland Park Hotel for the annual Mother-Daughter Luncheon and fashion show Sunday, Sept. 15. The event consisted of shopping at local boutiques, professional...
Tennis seniors Emily Rine, Caroline Boessen, Logan Dixon, Holly Frey and Avery Kuhls cheer on their fellow tennis players in the crowd at the pep assembly Sep. 10.
Representing Western Kentucky University, Damon Brown approached the podium, ready to present his argument in the Lincoln Douglas event. With high hopes to lead the team towards another national title,...
