Tallulah Hawley

January 20, 2019

This Saturday morning, for the third year in a row, thousands of women countrywide joined to resist the Trump Administration. On January 21, 2017, the first “Women’s March” was held the day after President Trump’s inauguration. In St. Louis alone, over 18,000 people have participated in these three marches. Over the three years, the mission of the marches and of the marchers has changed....

Daniel Cohen and Cece Cohen

January 19, 2019

Yes, CHS has a dance team. “The dance team is definitely a spirit team. We are there to pump up the crowd and to amp up the players. We definitely are focusing on school and community and being apart of that. The dance team is here to perform and entertain, whether that is doing quick dances while the basketball players are playing or during halftime at center court,” CHS dance team head coach...

Rachel Liang, Reporter

January 14, 2019

A few summers ago in China, my family rode on a high speed railway from Chengdu, Sichuan that reached the nearest mega city, Chongqing (190 miles) in about 50 minutes. The same trip took my father 9 hours by an antiquated train 30 years ago. Mirroring the change my father experienced in China, St. Louis may also witness a huge innovation in the near future. Missouri officials recently announced...

Cece Cohen, Reporter

December 10, 2018

“We are a three professional sports town and the MLS is a great fit,” Carolyn Kindle Betz, Enterprise Holdings Foundation Executive Director and member of the ownership group, said to a Board of Aldermen committee about the Major League Soccer stadium proposal for St. Louis. In April of 2017, voters of the City of St. Louis voted against building a Major League Soccer stadium in St. Louis. Now,...