All across America, students are scared to go to school. There have already been 27 shootings in Colorado schools in 2023, and many are fed-up with being afraid and seeing no change in gun legislation. Students...

Steam rose from Boulder High School Assistant Principal Scott Cawlfield’s coffee mug as he leaned back in his office chair, peering out his office window into the snowy Wednesday morning. As Arapahoe...

In upstairs B wing, science teacher Eric Gordon watches students buzzing on computers with specialized features. Rudder pedals. Yokes. Throttles. It’s on these computers that a flight training program...

Heart-wrenching loneliness. Emptiness. These feelings may be foreign. Odd. Wrong. Scary. For Vishva Venkataraman ‘23, those feelings were all too real. However, the compassion and understanding...

It started out so simply for Tymur Minzyanov ‘24. One year and six months ago, he left his home in Kyiv, Ukraine to play hockey in New Hampshire. “I was studying in an online school and playing...

A year has passed since the Marshall Fire ravaged Louisville and Superior, and firefighter Kevin Epperson still jumps when the wind blows a little harder. That day, wind speeds reached 115 mph. He stood...

The air inside language arts teacher Taryn Cawlfield’s house was heavy and thick with cold smoke last winter, her shoes leaving footprints in the thin layer of black ash on the floor. A Christmas tree...

Students scurry from their cars into the school to start their classes. Between the conversations and laughter, they avert their gaze away from the blacktop of Junior and Senior Lots. Old, half-eaten...

Wayne and Samantha Shellnutt’s lives fell out from under their feet on Dec. 30, 2021. The Shellnutts lost their home, their business, and all of their possessions. Their beloved barbecue restaurant in...

The celebration of Día de los Muertos in Redouan Bouchta’s 5th period Spanish class on Nov. 3 at first seemed to be fun and exciting to Zeke Durfee ‘26. “We had a traditional Día de los Muertos...