Car horns honk, civilians yell—a community of people gather on the busy Superior intersection of Marshall Rd. and McCaslin Blvd. with signs held high, displaying only a fraction of the anger they feel...
Nowadays, it seems like so many news sources are becoming more and more negative. A team of students decided to offer a new option: a comedy newspaper covering satirical topics around Monarch—The Doanion....
On Sept. 23, at the end of third period, a bang echoed through upstairs C-Hall. The alarming sound reached several math and history classes, where panic ensued. Many were left scared and confused without...
When the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (RMMA) opened its doors 62 years ago in 1960, it was merely a dot on the map between Boulder and Denver, surrounded by near-empty prairie. Fast-forward to today:...
There are 3.78 million people registered to vote in the state of Colorado.
1.13 million are registered Republicans.
1.1 million are registered Democrats.
1.51 million are unaffiliated.
In 2020,...
Cell phone spa, cell phone jail, cell phone parking lot. Students dread the moment teachers call for devices to be parked on the wall.
While this year's cell phone policies may feel more extreme than...
Classes reached unbearable temperatures last week. For four days, the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system—better known as the HVAC—failed to function.
In social studies teacher Lindsay...
A school is a pretty boring setting to most high school students, but in the eyes of a filmmaker, it’s a gold mine of opportunity.
The students and teacher of the Video and Film 2 class decided to...
This is where you belong.
Auschwitz.
This is what Ruby Stein ‘26 was told by one of their peers on March 1 of this year.
This is not a commentary on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
This is not...
It’s a Tuesday in the cafeteria during 2nd lunch, and Jack Bedard ‘25 and Bea Lighthiser ‘24 rush to get their hot lunch before the line arrives. Students surrounding them look at them expectantly,...
