by Amy Schaffer and Maggie Hart
Using the few students of color to mask the lack of diversity in a school makes a prop out of them.
by Julia Kerrigan, Co Editor-in-Chief
“This office has taught me flexibility and it has allowed me to sharpen my leadership skills that are already had,” she said. “It just kind of helped me blossom. All the staff, from former staff to current staff, have taught me that.”
by Faith Andrews-O'Neal, Opinion Editor
February 14, 2019
If you need to tune out an aspect of someone because they do not fit your certain worldview, then you do not truly value them as a human being.
Dart Does: Stars in Paradise (Season 2)
February 13, 2019
Read each profile and vote for three of our senior Dart staffers to find love!
Being “political” is no longer a choice
December 14, 2018
It can no longer be an option to use discomfort as an excuse to not fight against wrongdoings.
October 18, 2018
Since we’ve last gathered, a lot (and I mean a lot) has happened.
by Tess Jones, Instagram Editor
April 2, 2019
Creative Grounds is an opportunity for students to showcase their talents. This was the seventh annual Creative Grounds art showcase.
by Lily Hart, Web Editor
March 13, 2019
Today, data breaches are the new privacy violation that is on people's minds as news comes out about data leaks and hacks.
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by Tess Jones and Claudia Benge
Mother Daughter Luncheon was held Mar. 31 at Kansas City Marriott Downtown.
by Kendall Lanier, Lifestyles Editor
February 26, 2019
The pressure of sports can lead to lasting injuries.
by Tess Jones and Claire Smith
Senior Kate Coppinger dances with her friends during prom April 13. Coppinger screamed when the DJ played "Y.M.C.A."
by Tess Jones and Claudia Benge
Mother Daughter Luncheon was held Mar. 31 at Kansas City Marriott Downtown.