Being her first year on varsity, sophomore cross country runner Anna Scholtens was feeling the pressures of her first big meet. Throughout the...
Rena Mazumdar I had the true honor of working with Rich Zabransky for many years. Although we weren’t in the same department, he in...
In room 3348, the creative minds of the Spoken Word Club meet to write and improve their poetry. The room is small, about six people...
People constantly absorb information. Information is either used, shared, or discarded. The world is run on information. For information to be used properly, it must be assessed for accuracy and bias. Without reliable information, misinformation is shared and circulates rapidly, damaging the individual’s internal database and their relationships as a consequence. The librarians at OPRF manage many of the programs on media literacy that the school offers. Amber Hooper, one of OPRF’s librarians, explained how using two skills called “lateral...
SNL cast member and former OPRF student Cecily Strong’s memoir, “This Will All Be Over Soon,” is a moving time capsule commemorating both...
Theater is back! The second in-person play since the beginning of the pandemic is “Miss Holmes,'' written by Christopher Walsh and directed...
Music has always been a part of OPRF senior Ellie DePooter’s life. When she was younger, the DePooter family would take road trips. Miles of...