Donald Trump pledged to shut down the Department of Education on the campaign trail. Now that he's has been elected, the Department seems to be headed to the chopping block, but what does that mean for...

Despite having a roster well over 1,700 and being open for over half a decade, Lincoln still finds itself without a proper athletics field. As of December 2024, Lincoln is the only major Seattle Public...

The Taco Time in Wallingford, just a couple blocks from Lincoln, has officially closed. In its place a Chipotle will be opening. The Taco Time on 45th had been open for 50 years before they finally decided...

A New Governor After 12 Years- Will Lincoln Feel an Impact? Over his twelve years as the Governor of Washington State, Jay Inslee has made a big impact. By emphasizing climate change, criminal justice reform,...

“This might just be Jurassic Park, here in the C-Building. All these bugs are pre-historic.” - Chef Smith The Lincoln Auditorium and C Building have a problem: a bug problem - and it's a big problem.  Lincoln...

The average high schooler in the United States spends approximately 4.8 hours a day on social media. That is about 20% of the day, totaling 33 hours a week. This affects many high schoolers on a national...

Republican nominee Donald Trump has won the presidential election. So what does this mean for Lincoln students? While it’s possible for any number of things to happen, the mostly likely things Lincoln...

Aurora avenue has become infamous as a hot-spot for prostitution and other crimes. Seattle police have doubled down on efforts to reduce crime in the Aurora Avenue North corridor by enforcing a new...

Starting the 2024 to 2025 school year, there was a new policy applied to Lincoln Highschool: the phone zone. Where did this come from? From the district, or from Lincoln Administration? After investigating...

Over the summer of 2024, Seattle Public Schools (SPS) announced that it would be banning the use of personal laptops district-wide. We asked Lincoln students what they think of the new rule.

As the election approaches this November, now is the time to cast your vote and communicate the issues that matter to you. For students at Lincoln, registering to vote is the first step towards seeing...

This year Wednesday lunches are five minutes shorter than all other lunches throughout the week. The five minutes taken from lunch have been added to Wednesday mentorship, making our travel mentorships...