On a hot summer day, Boulder Valley’s neighborhoods were once filled with kids riding their bikes, lemonade stands on every corner, and the steady bouncing of basketballs on the hot asphalt. The steady...
On Jan. 30, Schools sat quiet. Restaurants lacked customers. Companies lacked employees. All as the streets across the country flooded with angry protesters, ready to make a change. For Ela Patel (10),...
The Boulder Police Department’s surveillance data was searched by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection hundreds of times over the past year, according to analysis of records obtained from multiple...
Eight lawsuits.
Mass psychosis.
It’s used as a suicide coach.
Yet, it’s seen as a learning tool, an assistant, and for some, a friend.
The culprit: ChatGPT.
Since its launch by OpenAI...
The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) sits amongst the Flatirons in Boulder, towering over the rows of homes and businesses. The familiar concrete structure is a vital component of climate...
On October 25, at 10:45 p.m., Hawk Werner’s (10) life changed forever. After blacking out for three minutes, he peeked open his eyes just enough to be flooded with blue and red flashing lights. Hearing...
Creak. Thump. Boxes of food load into the trunk. Two children scan the incoming boxes—cans, fruits, meat, and dry goods come in—but there’s only one food item catches their attention: cereal. In...
Student Council is shifting gears this year and trying to increase their participation with the addition of new adviser Ally Hall.
“I’m co-leading with Andy Brady, and I think there’s a huge emphasis...
Students in Mr. Stalter’s engineering classes have been adding the final touches to a creative ongoing project:
the revamping of the hallway arcade machine, a project started several years ago and...
