A teacher proposed a virtual video presentation to provide future ninth grade students with a more complete understanding of the school and help replace the shadow program, which was discontinued this year.

A Lowell senior will receive a prestigious art scholarship this week at a Youth Art festival in the de Young museum where students have their artwork displayed alongside great work from ancient to modern areas until May 20.

A drilling company took soil samples from the campus this month to see how safe the school would be in the event of an earthquake.

Upon reviewing the results of a new district-wide exam designed for underclassmen, a department head found that the exam and its results contained errors.

On April 20-21, Lowell Dance presented its spring concert INSIDE/OUT.

As teens turn from conventional, face-to-face physical or verbal bullying, schools struggle with how to deal with a new form of bullying — cyberbullying.

In this age of technology enabling online communication, bullying has been enabled also, and has taken on a whole new identity: cyber bullying. Bullying is never right, but where is the line between free speech and bullying?

On November 6, 1996, the people of the state of California enacted the Compassionate Use Act of 1996, in order to allow authentically ill citizens of the state, under a doctor's care, to use marijuana for medical purposes. However, while enabling the public to receive the benefits of this alternative medicine, the law has also allowed for loopholes in obtaining medical marijuana licenses.

Despite the necessity of a college education, college is still one of the only levels of education not completely subsidized by the government, meaning that even community colleges require tuition because state and federal funding does not cover all the necessary costs of maintaining a college.

On March 20, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on two cases in which the defendants were just fourteen when they committed murders. In both cases, the youthful defendants were sentenced to life without parole.

After months of intense practice and tough matches, the fencing season has ended, with the Cardinals raising their foils in victory.

After Lowell's Dragon Boat team won the Youth  Race on April 21, members had the option of tackling the adults of the mixed division at the Regional Regatta race.

The Cardinals have exploded to a strong 12-0 record in league play, obliterating their league opponents with a combined score of 223-78.

White chalk dusts the air as a slim girl flies through the air, doing tricks while swinging on two uneven bars.

My athletic talents, while very real, have never really been appropriately recognized. Since I am not on a school team, I just don’t have a venue in which to shine athletically. But I have worked hard to change that.

According to Terry Abad, the head of the Lowell Alumni Association, 39,260 Lowell students have walked the halls of the long, low block building at 1101 Eucalyptus Drive. Every year, a tide of about 600 students circulate into their first “reg,” and another 600 flow out across the graduation stage. Out of the hoards of those out-spoken drama geeks, party boys, and everyday Lowell nerds, who can remember any one of these alumni?

I’ve always had a reputation for being a loudmouth. Not in the bad way, like someone who blabs about secrets and can’t resist a snide comment, but literally: I talk a lot, and I talk loud.

I have a secret to tell. I love Arsenal Football Club. The English Premier League (EPL) football (“soccer” if you live in America) team from North London is my hidden obsession, but one that I can’t fully explain.

Two reporters review highlights from the San Francisco International Film Festival, which ran from April 21st to May 1st.

Physical beauty is only skin deep — but humans have been lightly mutilating their natural being in search of beauty for thousands of years.