During the November 2023 elections, the city of Boulder once again voted in candidate Aaron Brockett as mayor. While it was initially thought that Bob Yates might come out on top, Brockett eked out a victory...
On October 24, 2023, after being unable to reach a settlement, 33 states including Colorado filed a lawsuit against Meta, the company that owns the Largest social media site in the world Facebook as well as the fourth, Instagram and the third, WhatsApp. What are they being sued for? Psychological manipulation,...
On a spring day at the end of the school year, Boulder High School had a surprising visitor across school grounds, and he was not met with a great deal of compassion. This person was John Choque, a local Christian street preacher and founding pastor of Gospel Evangelist Church. He can be found on...
History of Moms for Liberty Censorship in school is an ever relevant subject of debate. It is seemingly impossible to browse the news without encountering a book banning controversy of some sort. Literature and curriculum including race, ethnicity, gender and sexuality deviating from cis, white, christian,...
As we entered school on August 17th, students were nearly suffocated in the math wing, bulldozed in the science wing, and left without a spare seat in most classes. How many can relate to this? Shockingly, Boulder High is the biggest high school in BVSD. Boulder High has a student population of ~2,139...
2023-2024 theater lineup With the school year fully underway, the Boulder High theater department is amping up to deliver yet another year of high quality projects. Whether you are new to the program, a curious onlooker, or a seasoned veteran, there are a variety of projects to get involved in. Black...
Any Centennial Middle School graduate or North Boulder resident is familiar with the little coffee shop tucked cozily on the corner between Lucky’s and Art Cleaners. This little shop has been pumping warm coffee and tasty pastries for 21 years. Logan Patterson, the owner, has lovingly poured his...
At the end of last semester, many BHS students noticed a recurring trend in their emails: the school sent out various notices that “[b]eginning in January (second semester), all students will be required to wear their ID at all times while on campus.” Of course, Administration loudly implemented...
On Monday, February 14th, the Boulder County Board of Health voted to end the mask mandate from September 3rd, 2021. The rescinded order will go into effect in Boulder County on Friday, February 18th at 5 PM. Boulder Valley School District followed suit on Tuesday and will lift the mask mandate...
