Sophomore Ben Padilla stood off to the side as his father held a brief conversation with President Barack Obama. He and his brother Alexander were both nervous. Ben watched his father, Roberto Padilla,...

It was two weeks before Homecoming, and the yearly surge of proposals had begun. It was almost as if once one person started this domino effect. It was like the first birds flying south, and when Junior...

After hours of frantically scribbling under a cheap lamp in a Portland apartment, junior Kevin Poyer straightened his posture and felt every stiff joint pop back into place. He pressed the cover to...

Around sixth grade, sophomore Zoe Rodriguez attended a science festival in downtown Fort Worth. As she walked around the convention, she interacted with booths where she worked with circuits and made a...

Flower Mound has been rooted in controversy since its began in 1961 after a conflict known as the Denton County War. The town’s fear of growth stems from Irving’s attempt at annexing Flower Mound into...

    Junior Havin Bradley woke up to her phone buzzing nonstop with texts. When she looked, she found dozens of screenshots from her friends of a Facebook post aimed directly at her....

Fourteen years ago when cross country and track coach Steve Telaneus suffered a heart attack at a meet, his chances of survival were slim. For 33 minutes, no oxygen went to his brain. For 33 minutes,...

As they sat observing the big stadium around them, juniors Grace Cabuena, Katie Kelton and Madison Cook were astonished by the amount of people attending the Destination Imagination Global Finals convention....

The lights flickered on, music drifted through the auditorium. Junior Mykal Kelly stood behind a curtain, nervous yet excited. He stepped out onto the stage dressed in a green cardigan, wire glasses and...

He said his final prayer and went through stretches as he prepared to mount the blocks. Though he felt minor pain in his hip, he didn’t let it affect his mind. This was his race. He was ready. The...

Sophomore Quinn Waldron had known of sophomore Eiler Buck since he was in sixth grade. They passed each other in the hallways and high fived on a regular basis, but their friendship had not truly flourished...

Reading the email from her art teacher, freshman Aimee Yun hoped to see her name on the list before her. She had spent much of her summer devoted to this contest honoring Martin Luther King Jr. and she...