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Empty Bowls event dips community into ceramics for connection and fundraising

Ella Liu, Lead Arts Editor
April 9, 2026

Podcast: AI changes mental health counseling

Ella Liu and Brielle Broomes
April 9, 2026

ICE Protests: Student Advocacy

Gus Creech and Ryan (Wonjung) Lim
March 31, 2026

Dobbs 16: International High School Competition

Azariah Charles and Jessie Grant
March 31, 2026

Frank’s Journey to Varsity

Madison Fiore, Rio Imanishi, and Devan Patel
March 11, 2026

Capturing Connections:

Julia Mirkin and Rio Imanishi
March 6, 2026

Merrill shapes students through personal story and science

Mila Benson, Lead Lifestyle Editor
March 3, 2026

Students command the DJ decks

Neena Atkins, Editor-in-Chief
March 3, 2026

Propaganda competes for control in the digital age

Elaina Barreto, Lead Opinion Editor
March 2, 2026

$A hammer crashes down on a skull, symbolizing the negative mental and physical effects of looksmaxxing. A common looksmaxxing technique, “bone-smashing,” harms participants in the hopes of creating micro fractures to increase bone mass. While no students have gone on the record as having engaged in bone-smashing, they have talked about various other ways in which they have succumb to the trend of looksmaxxing.$

Looksmaxxing:

Jack Bilman and Jaden Laboriel
March 1, 2026

Female fans frenzy over “Heated Rivalry” in fandom phenomenon

Ella Liu, Lead Arts Editor
February 28, 2026

Social media celebrates 2016

Loewy Nalle, Sports Editor
February 21, 2026

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