Pay, paint, park & leave your mark: the student-painted parking lots
Imagine it is the first day of senior year. You drive to and arrive at school and get to pull into a beautiful personalized parking […]
COVID
Opinion: Evaluating the options of in-person vs virtual learning
As Covid cases continue to rise in Kent County there are examples of some West Michigan schools going back to virtual learning due to the […]
Worker health in a short-staffed world
COVID-19 has caused many changes, both good and bad. One of these changes is the amount of people willing to work in fields requiring social […]
COVID-19 schooling by the stats
This is part of a package that shares the opinions of the student body on how the last two years have affected them. This article […]
Finding the positives in a hard time
This is part of a package that shares the opinions of the student body on how the last two years have affected them. This article […]
The negative effects of students during the pandemic
This is part of a package that shares the opinions of the student body on how the last two years have affected them. This article […]
Fear of missing out
In today’s social media driven world, the internet is a primary form of communication. It’s all too easy to make assumptions based on what you […]
Opinion: We should host a traditional prom
This article won third place in the 2022 Michigan Interscholastic Press Association spring awards ceremony. All by-lined opinion pieces reflect the opinion of the author […]
Into the Woods and out with a bang
Over the past two weekends, the Theatre Department put on the annual spring musical. This year they chose to do the Broadway classic, Into the […]
A look into the COVID-19 vaccines
As age requirements to qualify for vaccines in Michigan become less restrictive, many students have been vaccinated over the past few weeks. Junior Amara Grajewski […]