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Juliana Villanueva, Sports Editor | May 22, 2024

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Olivia Trone, Editor-in-Chief | March 30, 2024

Esmeralda De Leon Boyas, Staff Writer | March 30, 2024

Anthony Yac, Staff Writer | March 30, 2024

Olivia Trone, Editor-in-Chief | February 29, 2024

Artists are everywhere. They’re buy one, get one free at the nearest convenience store, or maybe even half-off if you look online, because...

I will never be more than what I am not. If you were to ask me who I am, I would only wish to be able to answer you. In reality, I would have...

When leaving a place that has become their every day, people usually take this space to thank their people. But a “thank you” has become...

When I first arrived here, I never imagined I would end up writing for the senior section of the school newspaper, especially as an exchange...

Anyone who’s even slightly informed about upcoming movie releases will have noticed how live-action films have become one of the most produced...
As the school year comes to an end, the Senior Class gets to participate in an event that they have looked forward to all year. The game is called...

Summers in Oregon are like no other. We have so many beautiful sights to see and nature’s greatest places to visit. There are a number of different...

Summer is here and while we are all excited, summer isn’t complete without the perfect playlist. Spring is the season of love songs, but with...

The statewide school phone ban enacted this year has been a monumental change in how our school functions. Whether they love or hate it, everyone has an opinion on it. Some...

Fear of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement(ICE) raids lingers in school communities nationwide as the new school year begins, and the presence of ICE officers at a Wilsonville...
- President Trump declares city of Portland is “war ravaged”November 6, 2025

The French program at Tualatin High School (TuHS) has been updated since Madame Diane Leebrick retired last year. Now, Spanish and French teacher Lisa Rand is tasked with teaching...

The annual Pumpkin Regatta has come to a close, and fall truly feels to be setting in for students at Tualatin. The Pumpkin Regatta, which took place on Oct. 19, is always a...
- Zoning out: New hall pass policy gets mixed reviews from studentsNovember 14, 2025
We are lucky at TuHS to have so many amazing athletes, and it’s important that we recognize their hard work. Not only is it great...
Four years of high school have passed as a blur. Here's a collection of some of the best moments that our Senior Class has experienced during...
As high school seniors head toward college to take their next step in life, their younger siblings often feel a sense of emptiness or sadness,...



People often assume that athletes are naturally gifted and they do not have to work as hard as others to be the best. However, that is anything...
The Kentucky Derby, also known as “the most exciting two minutes in sports,” is held annually on the first Saturday of May at Churchill...
It is that time of year when college decisions have been made, and you need to announce your commitment in style. This might seem intimidating....
As the academic season comes to a close, the search for engagement intensifies. The air smells somehow sweeter, as simple shared glances become...
Author’s note: Not only is Y/N graduating, but I am, too. My final wish is that you all let her die with me and grant me rest. Y/N took...



