The nurse’s office is a quiet, safe place for all students. It’s walls are lined with cabinets filled with anything from bandages and ice bags to prescription meds and insulin. A basket of snacks for...

After performing smaller roles in many plays, sophomore Abbie Hindle followed the yellow brick road to the role of Dorothy in the winter musical “The Wizard of Oz.” What did you think about during...

The Brazilian exchange student Giovanna Vasconcellos experienced a complete new life here in Kansas and at school. She likes it here, but there are also some things she misses from Brazil. FL: You...

After four years in robotics, senior Dylan Gregory is going to his last robotics competition. Q: What position are you in on the team? Explain what you do and why. A: I’m team captain. I oversee...

 Normally you don’t see football players looking like they have a heart, but the Raider football team proved people wrong.  Instead of tackling people on the field, second semester some members of...

Senior Macie Baker offers some insight into what is is like living with a rare medical condition, and what she does to stay positive through it all. Q: What exactly is your medical condition? A: I...

Freshman Cynthia Flores participates in slam poetry and creates art. She is inspired by those around her. AW: What is your biggest inspiration for your art and poetry? CF: My biggest inspiration?...

A harpist playing at South is a rare sight. It is something we get to have playing in our symphonic orchestra. TJ: How did you start master harp playing? AF: I thought it sounded really pretty when...

Going from middle to high school is a very stressful leap for many ninth graders. Shawnee Mission South Freshman, Ashley Hays gave her intake on really how big of a deal it was to become one of the new...