Ava Bearden: Q: How long have you been playing volleyball? A: I’ve played volleyball since my fifth grade year. Q: What are you plans for the future with playing volleyball? A: My dream is that next...

If you thought teachers only listen to classical music, podcasts or 90’s artists on their morning drives, think again. A recent survey revealed that LSE staff members listen to a wide variety of musical...

On Sept. 12, 2025 the University of Nebraska-Lincoln announced plans to  eliminate six departments, reduce funding for two others and restructure four more. The news shocked students across the campus....

“I solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic…” Most Americans will never speak those words, which are a part of...

October is arguably one of the best seasons of the year, as it includes not only Halloween, but also fall festivities, perfect weather and pretty leaves. It also seems to have gained a “canon event”...

Filling out the FAFSA can be an intimidating process, but for many students, it’s the key that unlocks access to college. Both students and teachers can agree that while the process can be confusing...

Ten Division I commits. Eight wins so far this season. 538 points scored, and only 17 given up. Millard South High School football isn’t just winning this football season. They are steamrolling opponents...

When Lincoln Southeast senior Nate Appleget announced his commitment to play Division I football at North Dakota, the likes and congratulations flooded in. Most people saw the post, double-tapped, and...

As first quarter grades rolled in mid-October, sophomore Mason Weyers found himself refreshing Synergy and staring at his Gradebook to see the numbers that would define the last nine weeks of his life....

For seniors Jeffrey Ogbonnaya, Katelyn Pischel and Henry Witte, months of quiet studying and late-night problem sets finally paid off as each was named a National Merit Semifinalist this fall. This award...

Throughout the night, hundreds of skeletons with clothes of vibrant colors dance through the streets towards the cemetery. And every year, a family carefully lays out marigold petals, lights candles, and...

November, which is recognized as National American Indian Heritage Month, pertains to more students than one may realize. According to Joseph Rousseau, Lincoln Public School’s American Indian Education...