2020 has been a long ride, calling for truth, justice, and unity more than ever.
Students react to historic 2020 election
For over a week, the election was the main topic of conversation in the St. Paul Academy and Summit School community.
Anderson talks pandemic school safety
Paul Anderson is an occupational and preventive medicine physician at Health Partners and medical director to several companies in the Twin Cities.
Everyone has a story. Tell me yours: ghost stories
Want to hear a spooky story? These students have one to tell.
[SUSTAINABILITY & ETHICS] Start small, go big: education v.s. limitation
Every city, organization, business, and person who has implemented a Zero Waste plan or lifestyle has a slightly different definition of the term.
St. Paul march calls for the protection of black women
Over 100 people attended the Protect Black Women Rally & March in St. Paul on Oct. 10.
Sports adjust practice, play for COVID-19 restrictions
Hybrid learning began Sept. 29, and while numerous changes were made by both the Athletic Department and Minnesota State High School League before sports started on Aug. 17, even more policies have been put in place to ensure the athletes’ safety and the community alike.
[SUSTAINABILITY & ETHICS] What’s in your Starbucks cup? Probably slave labor.
On March 1, Starbucks released a message from Michelle Burns, senior vice president for global coffee and tea, stating that on the next day, a UK news show entitled Dispatches would air a program on child labor on coffee farms in Guatemala, calling out Starbucks.
Taking a job during a pandemic: Ken McNish
The new athletic director reflects on his experience of taking a job in the midst of a pandemic.
Doctor explains how outside affects social distancing
Dr. John Hick, medical director for disaster preparedness at Hennepin Healthcare, said wearing masks is a crucial step to limiting the spread of coronavirus.