Activities ostracize low-income students
Learn how expensive high school rite-of-passages like prom demean students who don't have as much money as others.
Skyler Froese
Athletes consult religion to improve performance
Many student athletes view prayer as a good way to bond with teammates and boost physical stamina.
Unnecessary and offensive: female athletes deemed ‘Lady Bruins’
While placing the word 'lady' in front of a mascot is a commonplace practice in many high schools and colleges across the United States, it
Food insecurity threatens local community
A shocking one out of every six residents of Columbia, Missouri will run the risk of going hungry. Efforts are being made to change that
Track kicks off season at COMO opener
The boys and girls track teams kicked off their seasons at the COMO Opener on Mar. 18, emerging victorious in a list of events.
Robotics team overcomes obstacles, takes home award
The Army Ants, the Columbia Public Schools robotics team, went marching to St. Louis to the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST)
‘Miss Kiet’s Children’ elicits joy, pride out of viewers
An inspiring documentary follows the lives of Syrian refugee children in a Dutch school.
‘The Grown-Ups’ provides inside look at the struggles of individuals with Down syndrome
Maite Alberdi's documentary shines a light on the endeavors of in individuals with Down syndrome as they try to take control their lives in spite
‘I Am Not Your Negro’ presents effective analysis of racism in America
Raoul Peck’s commentary illustrates the lives of civil rights activists through primary sources and narrative.
Bruins narrowly miss three-peat, take silver at state
After two years of aquatic domination, the girls' swimming and diving team comes in second place at the 2017 MSHSAA championships.