A moment of joy and relief can be felt all across the country as President Biden has officially taken office. After years of anger, pain, and marginalization of People of Color, women, and LGBTQ+ Americans, there is rightful relief at the receding of Donald Trump—man who refused to condemn Nazis and...

April Berg, former small business owner, and Everett School District director was sworn into the Washington House of Representatives on January 8, 2020.  April Berg, endorsed by progressive organizations such as Equal Rights Washington, NARAL Pro-Choice Washington, and Washington Conservation Voters,...

The COVID-19 pandemic hit students hard. Teenagers, who were busy studying and testing, found their worlds abruptly halted. Sports seasons were canceled and prom were nights abandoned. Instead of the joyous, go-out-with-a-bang finish to the 2020 school year, many were expecting, June bled into July,...

From the rousing tunes that the pep band plays at football and basketball games, to the beautiful harmonies that the choir sings at their concerts, music has always been an integral part of LSHS. However, due to the unique nature of both electives, they were hit harder by distance learning than other...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been a pop culture behemoth for the past decade, riding on the heroic coattails of The Dark Knight Trilogy and expanding on what many believed a movie series could be.  The MCU shaped American mediascape in phases. The first phase introduced the characters that came...