Both finding a passion in music, band teachers Elliott Arpin and Deb Steiner bonded inside and out of the classroom. They quickly connected over their love for teaching music courses. After Arpin was...

Getting along with your coworkers makes work easier, especially in the case of math teacher Jessica DeWild and art teacher Erica Crist. DeWild and Crist both grew up in McPherson, Kansas, but, because...

Every morning, physical education teacher Christine Preston, science teacher Landra Fair and Spanish teacher Edith Parades can be found piling into a car to endure the 30 minute trip from Lawrence, Kansas...

For senior Eric Tibbetts, serving his community comes as a second nature. From a young age, Eric has been volunteering with his Boy Scout Troop, as well as with his family. “I enjoy [serving],” Eric...

As a freshman walks into his or her first time through the lunch line, the sheer amount of choices available often leave them taken aback. Alongside hamburgers and pizza, there are vegetarian and, on request,...

As junior Marissa Olin sits beside her grandmother surrounded by a knitting group, she listens to her grandmother’s friends complain about technology while struggling to learn how to knit. This is a...

While the excitement of the football team going to the playoffs for the second year in a row has many students hyped, not all students are benefiting from the feat. As football continues to advance...

As students scroll through Twitter, turn on the nightly news or even discuss politics with family members, their personal political beliefs are being influenced, for better or for worse. Social media,...

  In art teacher Krystal Strong’s Sculpture 1 class, students embarked on a two week project of creating a wire, realistic-looking, living creature in motion, not knowing the many challenges...