Confident in your knowledge of Inglemoor’s hall passes and bathroom experiences? Try your hand at this Cheeky Hall Pass crossword! Bingo: Cross off the boxes you have experienced in the past month!   Hall...

           From unseasonably warm winters to intense wildfires, Washington has been experiencing patterns of unusual weather events for several years. As of April 2024, Washington State Department...

After a string of on-campus crimes like harassment and assault taking place in October 2024, the University of Washington contracted additional officers for campus security. DegreeChoices, which analyzes...

Zane Rubenstein Senior Zane Rubenstein (he/him) manages two chronic conditions: congenital hypothyroidism, an illness caused by an underactive thyroid that often leads to fatigue, and a temporomandibular...

Creativity and passion Flye high. Ceramics teacher of room 406 pedals through class, clay, and everything in between.  On the Flye with Mr. Flye. Flyeing through the day. All of these headlines ring true...

“Chromakopia,” the latest studio album from artist Tyler, the Creator — consisting of fourteen songs — sounds like the lovechild of the jazzy, harmonic tones from his 2017 project “Flower Boy”...

  I get in the kitchen at 5:30 a.m. and turn on all the ovens and the lights and start getting our barrels of water, and emptying the old water, setting up a la carte, getting the cash registers...

New innovations in artificial intelligence have changed education significantly as tools such as ChatGPT have become popular. Many students have started using AI to complete their assignments, and educators...

Starting March 2024, the SAT will be administered digitally rather than the traditional paper format. Additionally, every device used to take the SAT will need to download Bluebook, a testing app from...

Badminton Sophomore David Zuo (he/him) started playing badminton in his backyard with his older sister when he was eight. Since then, he’s won numerous medals in the sport, but 2023 has been his best...

Sean Burrus Since he started teaching here 42 years ago, English teacher Sean Burrus (he/him) said he’s been an “Inglemoor guy.” “It’s the greatest school in the world. I love Inglemoor....