Opinion

How have jerseys evolved throughout the years for women in sport, specifically girls soccer?

Finding flavor both literally and in personality, this newspaper is a guide to what sucks

A look at the enduring popularity of Wonder.

In the summer of 2026, the World Cup will be making its way in North America, and Rowland Hall students should recognize its importance.

Is the Salt Lake Streetcar useful transit or just a development gimmick?

Planning to study STEM? Here are some concerns you should be aware of.

Take a balanced approach to your consumption and production of social media posts.

This article follows Emma Weisselberg, Zander Mettle, and Alex Alfaro through their workplace journeys as they learn the several benefits of having a job. ​​​​​​

Let's be optimistic but cautious about the roles of AI in healthcare and education.

Nationally, participation in high-school sports is on the decline. Who loses?

Let's explore some possible reasons for a daily Rowland Hall frustration.

What's really at stake when fall into the buying habits fast fashion encourages?

Spencer and Teo share their position on some of the classes at RH that might not be on your radar.

Ainsley Moore argues that changes at the federal level are responsible for recent airplane crashes.

The new cellphone policy is not only restrictive but unnecessary.

The journeys each grade went on during Beyond the Classroom 2024 were a fun twist of last year's experiences with some awesome new activities.

In this story, I’ll review my top three Wes Anderson's movies and explain why. 

In this story, I'll weigh the pros and cons for Minute-to-Win-It and planned Battle of the Classes games.

I polled the freshman class to create a comprehensive list of the seven books we read this year. 
 

The types of music you listen to can affect how you see your everyday life.