“Start studying earlier than you think you need to because it helps to not feel stressed in the long run.” – Mia Talocco ‘24 “I made flashcards, and I’ve also studied with friends.” –...

As the use of artificial intelligence continues to expand in education, concerns have been raised about the abuse of ChatGPT as a cheating tool, with students increasingly relying on the sophisticated...

At a mere 4 years old, choir teacher Kate Klotz started studying music. She didn’t want to be an international pop star like any other little kid. She wanted to be a choir teacher. “I got really...

Lachlan James ‘24, Trystan Trinh ‘24, and Paxton Hurst ‘24 have been friends for six years. Building and racing cars has brought them together, along with many adventures. If you were to sit in the...

Roaming The Rockies Local spring break recommendations “Bouldering is great in the spring because the snow melts, so the rocks are dry, but it’s cool outside so you can take advantage of the friction...

Sitting in the first chair of the second violin in the orchestra as a freshman, Alana Saliba ‘23 faced the responsibility of navigating a tense dynamic in the ensemble. “I knew that the seniors...

Underneath the blistering September heat, the news hit baritone player Makoa Brown ‘25 like a bag of bricks. 14th place. Monarch had never scored this low at a marching band competition. They didn’t...

It was in fourth grade. Alex Turner ‘23 was only 9 years old. Their friend was doing a sort of roleplaying game, like playing House, and Turner decided to take part. “We used to play a game where...

Strolling through the aisles of Shanghai Tang, a high-end, designer boutique nestled within the streets of Hong Kong, Reese Hyde ‘23 brushes the tips of her fingers through brightly colored silks and...