In a bold new move to broaden the SPA’s curriculum, the high school history department is looking to revive the Economics history elective.

The first amendment ensures a free press. Trump's administration is attacking that constitutional right.

The inconsistency between Lamar's music and some of his actions certainly complicates his messages, but does it matter?

The five weekly must read local, national and international news articles.

Sophomore Iris Luther-Suhr has attended many protests over the years, but her participation has taken on a new significance as the national political landscape changes drastically.

In only her second year of participating in Poetry Out Loud, sophomore Sofia Rivera won the state championship and is heading to D.C. in May for the national competition.

Explore the coming-of-age ceremonies different cultures have.

As March concludes and Women’s History Month is celebrated, it’s important to honor and share the stories of female athletes—whether at the local or national level.

The frequently forgotten art form offers a creative outlet for communicating passions and opinions.

So much work is put into taking care of students and the school. Show some gratitude.