When lockdowns hit last spring, many people took up new hobbies to spend their newfound time at home. Junior Marie Schumacher started knitting. A lot.

The annual Twin Cities Regional Science Fair transitioned to a virtual format, similar to other competitions and activities, like Model United Nations and debate. Due to this transition, preparations have been different for students, instead of preparing to present live to a panel of judges, students are preparing a video, unlike past years.

A collection of student perspectives on battling racism, embracing identity and finding answers.

To say that junior Sarina Charpentier has both talent and passion for music, songwriting and composing would be an understatement. Just take a listen to some of her songs below.

In the midst of a pandemic, students are having to find different ways to celebrate Valentine's day.

Senior Saffy Rindelaub shares her pandemic workplace at home.

A small gallery of dogs in snow, a combination that either gets people laughing or weirded out.

The sophomore service requirements have been altered, giving students more time to find volunteering opportunities amidst the challenges presented by the pandemic.

The imagination is an aspect of limitless possibilities, endless probability.

Religion and queerness are often seen as conflicting identities, but for these LGBTQ students, it comes down to faith in themselves and their beliefs.

In the nearly 250 years that the U.S. has been a country, only three of its presidents have been impeached. Here are their stories.

Enigma: a person or thing that is mysterious, puzzling, or difficult to understand. The Magnus Man. Who is he?