It was a sleepy day at Lincoln back in early March when a mysterious box addressed to us arrived in the library. It was hefty and from Alaska of all places. As Ms. Scott opened it, she was surprised to...

Lincoln values academics to a fault. Linger in any classroom for more than five minutes and you will be overwhelmed by a cacophony of humble brags and lamentations about any grade lower than a perfect...

This February, the Seattle School Board’s budget committee met to continue developing the budget, attempting to solve the 104-million-dollar deficit created by past years’ budgets. The deficit has...

An anonymous bettor on Polymarket recently made $436,000. The bet? A $32,000 wager that the ex-president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, would be ousted. A bet placed only hours before the US military’s...

Around the nation, Donald Trump’s policies are making massive impacts on many people’s daily lives. Since his re-election in 2024, Trump has pulled our country out of supranational organizations such...

A cryptid is a creature that has been sighted but not scientifically documented to be real. The majority of Pacific Northwest cryptids originate from nature-related areas. They often also originate from...

As we transition from school to the workforce, we will interact with recruiters in a completely unexplored manner: AI. Historically, the foundation of workplace recruitment has relied on human engagement...

The term fujoshi (literally translating to ‘rotten girl’) refers to women who like to consume media that centers around gay male love stories. It originated in the early 2000s as an insult towards...

Welcome back to the Student Artist Spotlight! This edition will be showcasing June Holloran (‘28) and Ceci Roupp (‘27)! First up, our first Sophomore artist of the year, June Holloran (‘28)!...

While other students were making plans for the homecoming dance and enjoying their precious free time, I and some 70 other attendees filed into a conference room and sat down to listen to Henry Bendon,...

The days are shrinking, the rain is relentless; the warmth of summer is now a precious, fading memory. This cold shift in the atmosphere often weighs on us, draining our energy and leaving us feeling subdued....

After nearly 40 years of being exhibited, the Pacific Science Center’s installation “Dinosaurs: A Journey Through Time” has been decommissioned. The exhibit was first built back in 1968 and featured...