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Local By Olivia Sasson Seattle students sue for climate change reform On Feb.16, 13 students from the Seattle School District, were represented by Our Children’s Trust, a nonprofit legal...

After nearly three and half months of writing followed by a performance at Diva Espresso, choir students have been spending the week of March 12 recording original music at the Bear Creek Studio in Woodinville....

On March 14 at 10 a.m., hundreds of students stepped out of their third period class and joined the #ENOUGH national school walkout. For 17 minutes, students gathered in the courtyard to show their...

Green. It seems like this word is thrown around all the time these days, whether in regards to climate change, construction or efforts by schools and businesses. Discussions about the environment come...

She already knew that she had a passion for art as she finger painted in her pre-K classroom. Eleven years later, sophomore Olivia Oomen won a national award for her artwork. Last year, Oomen received...

Whenever a new Marvel movie comes out, it’s usually met with a reasonable amount of buzz and a wave of enthusiasm from fans. The latest Marvel movie, however, has got the whole country talking — for...

Teachers should encourage students to get involved Living in a politically-charged society, it is only natural for current events to come up during casual conversation. Of course, these discussions frequently...

If you’ve been to a football or basketball game, you’ve probably seen a group of passionate elementary school students, cheering on the sidelines with spirit gear and pom-poms. These are the Lil’...