The student media website of Minnehaha Academy Upper School
The disease fighting effects of antibiotics are rapidly decreasing as they are being excessively used. Could this be the end of antibiotics? Imagine a typical paper cut. You get cut, apply a bandage...
On Dec. 4 and 5, Minnehaha Academy debaters competed in the Minnesota Classic Debate Championship at South Saint Paul High School. The tournament constituted the debaters' fourth tournament on the...
Hard work fueled by passion pays dividends for Minnehaha student athletes "Dawson just filled a role as a defensive player last year, and it's a role that we really needed because we weren't that...
In the era of Netflix and megaplexes, an independent cinema in Columbia Heights gives audiences a classic moviegoing experience Tom Letness dimmed the lights hanging from the movie theater's...
The blazing Middle East sun scorches the backs of a group of men, huddled along a dusty dirt road. The straps of their sandals are worn and their bodies are weary, but their eyes are alive with...
Growing up bilingual benefits many Minnehaha students Every day, high schoolers fill Minnehaha's language classes. Students take their seats and pull our their textbooks and iPads. The bell rings...
Members of each grade must guess the flavor of Bertie Bott's jelly beans during the first assembly. Photo by Maddie...
John Faas (’98) is one of Minnehaha’s most distinguished graduates; his story is worth knowing. By Frances Hoekstra.
His story is worth knowing.
From her first trip to the principal’s office to her first selfie: 40+ years of JJ. By Luke Frazier.
International Space Station launch delayed The launch for Minnehaha's International Space Station project, initially...
Slideshow by Ben Erickson.
Band director leaves mark after 13 years at M.A. By Carter Schuld.
Sacred Studies teacher reflects on 14 years at M.A. By Elliot Dorow Hovland.
Science teacher, coach leaving to pursue PhD. By Chris Schold.
News media consumers are slowly moving from print to mobile because of accessibility, study shows. By Elliot Dorow Hovland.