With people venturing out more and more, it's so critical that people follow the mask guidelines laid out by local and state governments. However, actually coming up with the mask can be a challenge.  We...

8:00 PM, on the dot. In hospitals and nursing homes across town, stressed, overworked front line medical workers change their 12-hour shifts. In backyards and on apartment balconies, people from all walks...

The hot topic of the year: coronavirus. While everybody knows the basics, there’s a lot of misinformation going around. That’s why we’ve assembled a fast facts story about the myths of the novel...

Painting, writing, digital art. These are not the interests most students of Monarch would pursue, but they are for the artistic minority like Apollo Pickersgill ‘20. For him, he has a special talent...

Growing up, people have many opportunities to pursue the sport they love. It’s not that simple for Emily McGarry ‘20.  McGarry was born with a disability in her legs with an unknown cause,...

Social studies teacher Mr. Dave Farrell went through his early years skeptical of ghosts, but that changed during the school year of 1996.  “When I was teaching up in Nederland, there was a young...

Carmen Hintch Bustamante ‘21 and her brother believe they lived in a real haunted house. “One night I was sleeping and I kept hearing this voice,” she said. “I didn’t know what it was at first....

Don’t play alone. Don’t take your hands off the board. Beware of evil spirits. Always say goodbye before ending the seance. These are the rules if you use a Ouija board.  Some precautions can...

We all know Old Town Louisville. From the staples of our childhoods like Sweet Cow and Lucky Pie to the newer bits such as Punch Buggy Shaved Ice. It’s a safe, familiar place. This safety associated...

Boulder’s a pretty unique place in many ways, but the eating habits of locals take the cake (pardon the pun). From vegan foods to the growing popularity of juice bars, if it’s healthy and obscure,...