This December, Lincoln Southeast’s bathrooms went from mildly crowded to ghost towns during class time. A potential cause for this shift could be due to the installation of vape detectors after LPS received...

It’s a cold, snowy night as you return from dinner with friends in late December. On your dashboard flashes lights and warnings that have been on for some time, yet you have no idea why. On the slick...

After the Knights lost their first game to Elkhorn South at the beginning of the 2023 football season, sophomore Kadin Logan woke up to notifications from his friends about a post on the Elkhorn South...

In a recent survey taken by thirty two LSE students, more than three fourths of respondents signified that they hear some sort of political conversation, argument or discussion more than once a day. As...

A teenage girl stands near the doors inside the building where everything is calm. She is feeling giddy with her friend after enjoying a concert in downtown Lincoln. Moments later, it all changes. People...

At the beginning of this school year, Lincoln Southeast students received not only a striking new parking pass (this year’s chosen sticker is leopard print) but also an updated parking policy. Last year,...

A notification rings throughout the school hallways. The timer has begun. Students pull out their phones and raise them for a selfie, pulling their friends close. It’s as if time stops and taking pictures...

On Wednesday, April 23, Joe Biden signed a bill into law that could ban TikTok for U.S. users. The bill mandates that ByteDance, the Chinese parent company that owns TikTok, must sell the app within the...

LSE students all came together in their finest attire to celebrate this year’s prom, “A Knight in Neon Lights”, at the Courtyard Banquet Hall on April 6. A lot of work goes into making...

In the past, being tardy to class usually resulted in a “slap on the wrist” sort of punishment. Teachers may hand students a tardy slip, email home or, occasionally, assign detentions. This year, however,...

The Lincoln Board of Education voted Tuesday, Feb. 13, to bring an end to PLC days, which are early dismissals every Tuesday for high school students, and once a month on Tuesdays for elementary and middle...

Government and Politics (GoPo) is a required class for all high school students in Lincoln Public Schools to take before they graduate high school and potentially go on to college. LSE GoPo teacher...