Women’s History Month is celebrated to remember the great achievements that the women before us have accomplished. The hard work, pain, sweat, tears and blood that the women before us endured to pave...
With spring break approaching and COVID-19 protocols changing daily, high schoolers are trying to decide whether leaving the country for spring break is possible in 2021. For high school seniors especially,...
Changes seem to be being made left right during COVID-19 times. Changes to school policies, traditions, sports events, and many more things are inevitable. AP classes, however, remain consistent.
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This first semester has, for sure, been a whirlwind. It feels like junior year but with more responsibility and a part time job that consists of college and scholarship applications. As much as I have...
On the eve of the 2020 election, tensions are high, but anticipations are higher. The air is filled with emotions ranging from angry and disappointed to relieved and excited, according to Pew Research....
Walking in the door after a long cross country practice, she is hot and sweaty and wants nothing more than to take a shower and go to sleep. She smells the sweet aroma of home cooked dinner and sees her...
Disclaimer: this year is not going to be the typical senior year that every student anxiously anticipates. This is something I have been warned of by my school, my teachers, my fellow students, and my...
Anti-coronavirus lockdown protests have been going on in the United States for weeks. The people participating in the protests have claimed that the government is infringing on their civil liberties by...
Kansas lawmakers are pushing to pass a bill that will likely be voted on by citizens in either August or November in an effort to decrease abortion rights in Kansas.
“It means that Kansans can elect...
After a year of planning, the annual Sion Gala was held at the Westin at Crown Center March 7 and raised over $600,000 while hosting alumnae, parents of students, board members, major donors and other...
The annual Women in Ministry luncheon took place in the Grande Salle during all three block lunches Jan. 29 in recognition and celebration of Catholic Schools Week.
“It's an opportunity for our...
College counselors Erin Stein and Heather Henning were assisted by Drake University representative Evan Favreau to introduce juniors to the college planning process from 10:20 a.m. to 11:20 a.m. Thursday...
Living in a world where people are expected to live up to society’s standards of the “perfect body,” which doesn’t tend to come naturally, causes many people to turn to other forms of achieving...
Impeachment proceedings have previously occurred with three out of the United States’ 44 total sworn-in presidents. That number has officially been moved up to four presidents. President Donald Trump...
When kids are young, one of the first things they are told by their parents is “don’t talk to strangers.” Usually, children listen and don’t talk face to face to people they do not know. However,...
