Fire Arts Collaborative’s Team for “Louder Than A Bomb Detroit” Formed

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor • February 3, 2020

On Friday, January 17, Fire Arts Collaborative held a preliminary poetry slam with poets reading original poems about self-doubt, sexuality, insecurity and depression. Fire is an organization that...

Loy Norrix seniors reflect on their long-distance running careers

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor • January 31, 2020

On Saturday, October 26, Loy Norrix High School seniors Jozef Meyers and Ella Schnell made LNHS history at the Southwest Michigan Athletic Conference Cross Country Regionals, held at Portage West Middle...

Loy Norrix Varsity Men’s Basketball team loses to St. Joseph after a tough game

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor • January 14, 2020

After a tough battle between the Loy Norrix High School and St. Joseph Varsity Men’s Basketball teams, St. Joseph pulled ahead in overtime to win 57-49. The first quarter was rough for Loy Norrix, but...

Aurora Borealis: Knight of Northern Lights

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor • December 21, 2019

Dressed up and ready to have fun, students entered Loy Norrix High School’s 2019 Winter Formal, the Knight of Northern Lights. On Saturday, December 7, the LNHS Class of 2021 Executive Board saw their...

Loy Norrix cross country closes the season on a positive note

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor • November 12, 2019

Since summer practices started on June 17, the cross country season drew to a close on November 2 for Loy Norrix High School (LNHS). Thursday, November 7, the team had an end of season banquet and award...

Going the distance: Loy Norrix sends a runner of both genders to states for the first time in ten years

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor • November 9, 2019

Local Native Americans reflect on how their people have been subdued and the lasting effects

Colin Carnell, Copy Editor • October 22, 2019

A shadow hangs over the United States of America, one that has lingered since the conception of the nation. It is well known that the US has a history of discrimination based on the color of one’s skin,...

Thinking Like a Scientist: Science Courses Should Be a Greater Focus in High School

June 26, 2019

By Collin Carnell Throughout the nation, different science fields and scientific findings are coming under attack. There are claims that global warming isn’t happening, that vaccinations...