Through March 1st-3rd, swimmers from all over the state gather in Lakeville, New Prague, and Rochester for the Minnesota Regional Swimming Championships. For many swimmers, MRCs are the culmination of...
With many upcoming changes approaching the next school year, Capstone classes are one of the more obscure additions. One might wonder, “What is a capstone and why is it important?” when faced with...
There are so many things that fall through the cracks at EPHS. Whether that is substance abuse, attendance struggles, suicidal ideations, body image issues, diagnosed/undiagnosed mood disorders, abusive...
Coming from the clubs of Dare 2 Be Real, Black Student Union, Gender Sexuality Alliance, and Women’s Rights Club, the Equity Council is a group of students aiming to make equitable changes throughout...
In my ninth-grade English class, I read To Kill A Mockingbird, much like many other American students. I was excited to read one of the most well-known books in America, especially since I’ve heard teachers...
People either love or hate Taylor Swift, and the deciding factor is usually the latest misogynistic news headline.
First off, the body shaming: it’s disgusting and something Swift has to deal with constantly....
Since the pandemic struck, the USDA eased restrictions so schools could serve meals to all students free of charge. Now, free breakfast and lunch are provided to all students during in-person learning...
For one night each year, celebrities come together in New York City to dress in the craziest outfits fashion has to offer. The Met Gala is technically a fundraising event for the Metropolitan Museum of...
“A fever dream.”
That’s how Destiny Martin describes remembering Anaiah Walker. Walker was her first cousin, but all Martin has for memories are pictures, stories from her family and news headlines.
At...
