Whispers.
Starting quietly. Said under somebody’s breath, passed between friends like it doesn’t matter.
Laughter.
A joke. Seems harmless because no one reacts. They said it without even thinking...
The hum of computers fills room A208 as students settle into their routines as they edit clips for the weekly episode of KYOT. In the middle of it all, Scott Culver (11) rolls up to his desk, ready to...
Quinten Ortega (12) has an eye for what speaks to him. Discovering what sticks out among torn volunteer t-shirts and polyester striped sweaters comes naturally to him within the bins of Goodwill.
“I...
Fidgeting. Tapping a pencil on a desk. Zero focus.
This is the reality for Andie Wilkerson (11) for as long as he can remember. Growing up with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder has proven to...
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...
Sienna Williams stood on the free throw line at Boulder High School. Ball thudding her in hand, game at stake, and the milestone of hitting 1,000 career points looming overhead. As she made the basket,...
Knowledge and truths are spread around the world thanks to journalists. They share stories of people who are struggling, of protests, but also of acts of kindness.
Journalists around the world must...
Growing up, Callie Truman’s (12) Wednesday nights meant guitar lessons with her uncle. They meant Taylor Swift on full blast, impromptu ukulele tutorials, and Simon Cowell’s voice attacking contestants...
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),...
