Postponing Refugee Support Since the Trump administration has made its way back into office, there have been changes not only to the country but also to the school. The club, Youth for Refugees has been...

Who you live with shapes who you are. According to a survey done by the JagWire, of 109 students 67% said their family dynamic has impacted them in a positive way. From living with one parent to living...

Through a couple of bends and twists, sophomore Quyncee Graves can turn a bundle of pipe cleaners into unique work of art. When he was only in the first grade, Graves’ curiosity gave him the idea to...

Silent Struggles For students coming into school daily, navigating body image issues, or worrying about flaws in one’s appearance can be a challenge. For junior Kait Hood, feeling insecure has been...

From doing 24-hour challenges to selling his own merch, freshman Noah Lauer has amassed almost 3,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel “Golden X.” On this channel, he largely posts sports content. Along...

Around The World A study conducted in 2024 by the Walton Family Foundation aimed to understand why students’ interest levels have gone down recently. The study surveyed 4,147 young adults ages 12 to...

Former USD232 social studies teacher Keil Hileman, 55, was sentenced Friday, Nov. 8 to two years in prison at the final hearing in a case dating back to October 2022. Hileman had previously pleaded guilty...

Staying Involved With the presidential election occurring this year, it’s one of the most important ways adults in our country can be involved with our government. But this seems obvious to the adults...

Senior Elise Davis was selected as one of two students in the state of Kansas to attend the National Youth Science Camp this past summer. Davis’s accomplishment was recognized at the first assembly of...