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Knight Life

Senior Grace Guthrie and junior Macy Daniels enjoy the sun during lunch time at Loy Norrix. They are in good moods as it is sunny and warm out, but not too hot.

Warm weather can positively and negatively affect people’s moods

Sophia DeAnda and Arianna Bonatti May 31, 2024

As the months go on and the weather becomes warmer, our behaviors tend to change for better or for worse, even if we don’t notice.  Warm weather can bring out a lot of different feelings for people....

Still ain't meltin'

Still ain’t meltin’

Isabella Figueroa, Chief Copy Editor November 10, 2023

At the entrance of Asylum Lake on Drake Road, a Kalamazoo citizen spray painted the words "No Drive'N'Shine". This is just one of many anti-carwash sentiments that many Kalamazoo citizens are expressing in recent weeks.

Outrage against the rezoning of Asylum Lake sparks change in the city’s plans, but Kalamazoo citizens urge us to keep paying attention

Chloe Rathbun, Staff Writer May 18, 2023

If you’ve been on social media in the past few weeks, you’ve most likely seen one of your friends or family members sharing a post about the proposed Drive and Shine car wash on Asylum Lake Property. Beginning...

Biden approves detrimental Willow Project: furthering the effects of climate change

Biden approves detrimental Willow Project: furthering the effects of climate change

Gracie Goschke, Business Manager, Opinion Editor May 8, 2023

Climate change is one of the most prominent issues in the world, and American leaders aren’t doing enough to stop it. In fact, they’re doing more to add to it.  On Mar. 13, 2023, United States...

The climate crisis and self-esteem: it’s all connected

The climate crisis and self-esteem: it’s all connected

Josephine Velo, Executive Director November 13, 2021

  If you have ever wondered what you can do to help climate change, there is hope. Individual environmentalism can be very rewarding on the path to reducing waste, and we can also gain the benefits...

On Wednesday, October 27, 2021 a group of students joined Joshua Gottlieb to protest against climate change and the lack of government action.

As the UN Climate Summit began, this Kalamazoo teacher’s hunger strike ended

Hannah Locke, Editor in Chief November 11, 2021

Joshua Gottlieb is a physics teacher at Kalamazoo Central High School. On Monday, Oct 25, Gottlieb began a week-long hunger strike to raise awareness for climate change and protest the changes being made...

Local students march for Black Lives Matter on June 12 in downtown Kalamazoo. WMU college students and KPS high school students worked together to organize this peaceful protest.

Activism within Gen Z

Sophie Grover, Arts and Entertainment Editor October 14, 2020

“I definitely think Gen Z is the loudest right now,” said Gracen Martini-Zeller, a senior at Kalamazoo Central. “Even if they can’t get to demonstrations, they’re doing a really good job of at...

Climate Change in Kalamazoo: how to learn more about the issue

Climate Change in Kalamazoo: how to learn more about the issue

Finn Brent June 10, 2020

Climate change is an issue that must be faced and dealt with by everybody. There is no one way to solve it, and it is important that we do everything in our power to help with this crisis we are facing.  We...

Everyone should take action against climate change

Everyone should take action against climate change

Ashley Garcia, Guest Writer April 12, 2020

Temperatures are rising, glaciers are shrinking, sea levels are increasing. This is a climate emergency. Some are non-believers because they don’t think they are affected by the climate change, but climate...

Greta Thunberg is chosen for “Time” Person of the Year

Greta Thunberg is chosen for “Time” Person of the Year

Jeanie Gould-McElhone, Arts and Entertainment Editor January 29, 2020

The Time Person of the Year is announced at the end of every year. This annual issue of “Time” magazine features a person who has had the most impact and influence on events and people of that year.  On...

Fighting Climate Change

Fighting Climate Change

June 21, 2019

By Claire Knudsen In Elsevier SciTech Connect Caitlin Beddows states that, “an estimated one million birds, 100,000 turtles, and countless other sea animals die each year from pollution and digesting...

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