In gloves, you sit on the ground, sorting through manure to find worms. You’re trying to figure out how better to prescribe antibiotics to deworm horses, because, much like humans, they become resistant...

Girls, look around the room you sit in. One in eight of you will develop invasive breast cancer in your lifetime. It seems to be a matter of when you will be diagnosed, rather than if you will be diagnosed....

Last summer, Junior Bridget Ury had the opportunity to speak at the Children’s Congress about the Special Diabetes Program (SDP). The event is put on yearly by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation...

Literary Magazine (also known as L-Mag) is another new club at Liberty this year. L-Mag’s purpose is to create and maintain an online magazine on students’ creative projects. “Liberty students...

A new club this year, Science Olympiad is a science and math based club with two competitions: one in December and one in March. “Competitions have 23 events each and 15 people per team,” club president...

As freshmen, many of us were confused leading up to and at the Homecoming assembly. What is Greased Lightning, and why are people here so excited about it? The Greased Lightning Dance at Homecoming,...

For many student drivers, going on a cell phone while driving is a daily occurrence. Though statistically, a large percentage of accidents are caused by distracted driving, especially relating to cell...

This October, 30 Staff and Cadets in the JROTC program went to Basic Leadership Training, or B.L.T., at Cispus Learning Center to engage in leadership exercises and physical training. While during other...

In May, 2015, a group of six Renton sophomores reached out to their community, forming a group of students to feed the less fortunate. The group cooked food for over 1000 people, making hundreds of sack...

Picture yourself attending a new high school for the first time. You have no idea what to expect, no idea of knowing what your teachers will be like or how difficult your classes will be. Worst of all,...

Half a million pounds of fruit. A million and a half servings of soup. One week. Seniors Emily Wong, Tristan Naval, and junior Kelly Jinguji traveled down to Dinuba, California to help package food for...

“I remember knowing people were there and trying to talk to me, but I had trouble seeing them and I couldn’t understand what they were saying. I was shaking and convulsing.” Sophomore Makenna...