As robotic fever, exemplified by the Transformers explosion, overtakes Hollywood, a student’s vision of robots has rolled into school.

Students arriving at school with an empty stomach can now check out the new breakfast cart by the main entrance offering breakfast to-go.

When sophomore Mia Kalo isn’t writing essays for school, she sits down with her guitar, letting music transform her thoughts into a flowing expression: songs.

Students and teachers alike examine what many consider to be a growing issue at school: cheating.  

After chasing a group of four students on Jan. 11, security caught two freshmen from Lincoln High School, who were then detained by the police for trespassing.

The school was nominated by the state to receive a national award for high academic achievement.

In a world of ever-expanding technological opportunities, the school district is falling behind. Across the country, online schooling is an emerging yet controversial feature in the educational world, and the San Francisco Unified School District is doing surprisingly little to embrace it.

We were disillusioned by President Obama’s signing of the National Defense Authorization Act for the fiscal year 2012, expanding military power by authorizing the US Military to detain civilians, even Americans citizens, without trial.

Niners fans are left fearing that the beloved football team with leave the foggy city after the stadium blacked out not once, but twice in a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Plagiarism has been on the rise among Lowell students, especially honors and Advanced Placement students.

     

The boys’ JV basketball team regained their dominance on Jan. 27, defeating the Washington Eagles 43-29 in a Battle of the Birds match.

The girls' varsity basketball team further cemented its position as the team to beat in the Academic Athletic Association with a 47-35 victory over Washington in Battle of the Birds on Friday.

The shots just weren’t falling for the boys’ varsity basketball team during the annual Battle of the Birds game against Washington on Friday night, but it didn't make a difference in the end with a 54-45 Lowell victory.

Despite an average starting height of five 5-foot-11 and no star offensive player, the boys’ varsity basketball team is finding success this season by controlling the tempo of the game and forcing opponents to play out of their comfort zone with compact, hard-working defense.

'More than just a dollar sign' Ke$ha and Britney 'the boomerang' duke it out.

At Lowell, we are the master of our ship, the captain of our soul. Whatever we desire, if we set our sails, there are no impediments — no limitations. Only sacrifices.

Two reporters break the boundaries of reality to explore the vast world of subconscious

Boost your quality of life with these easy tips to squash stress.

“One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong said when he touched down on the moon in 1969. The event shocked thousands across the world by proving that humans are capable of reaching landmarks in outer space.