Students continue to serve, despite COVID-19 limits It was a summer day and junior Tessa Bianchi and her family were...
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Modern Army Recruiting
Military looks to tech to draw 21st-century recruits Over the last two decades, as technology has become a bigger part...
Worldwide Wonders
What happens next? What changes will stick? The past eight months have been a whirlwind of chaos and change. COVID-19...
Slam poetry with a punch
Slam poetry classes and competitions are prominent throughout the whole Twin Cities area, that extends all the way to...
New beginnings and ends
First and Last: the final installment of the year long series focuses on the changing future in front of both Bailey...
Mixing religion, politics with climate science
Katharine Hayhoe explains how political and religious views can shape understanding of climate change and the world...
Gardening as therapy
Green-thumbed individuals are seeing the effects of "horticulture therapy," whether they see it as therapy or not...
Three decades of kindness
The noise in the freshman hallway is constant, a steady rhythm of thumping feet and chattering voices. As students...
Saying good bye to a ‘teacher’s teacher’
"I don't love history. I like it, but I don't love it," said social studies teacher Matt Ridenour. "The best parts of...
After the bell rings
The selfless acts of Lance and Carrie Johnson are unseen by most, but are greatly appreciated by the many they helped...
Discussion: No shortcuts with race, get under the surface
One of the most important things in life is to learn how to get along with people, especially people who are unlike...
Arbor Research Group meets with Minnehaha
More than a century ago and under the Swedish name of the Rev. Eric August Skogsberg, a distinctively Christian...