The Way I Talk Is Professional Too
From whispering to my friends in class, to MCing events, I love talking and I feel confident doing it. But I also fit the teenage girl stereotype of saying the word “like” way too much, and I have been...
View ArticleWords We Use, Words We Lose
“She was gaslighting me.” “They’re such a narcissist.” “He’s so toxic.” “I’m burnt out.” Social media has helped us reclaim therapy language. But is this increasingly complex vocabulary helping or...
View ArticleMore Than Just a Doll: Barbie’s Evolution
The Barbie doll is an inherent part of America’s culture. Many children played with Barbie dolls when they were young, and even if a child never grew up playing Barbie, they would most likely have...
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150 Years Later, Still Boulder High
As I walk into the library of Boulder High School, I see students chatting and commiserating over grades, others quietly studying and a few attempting to hide their phones and food from the librarian’s...
View ArticleAnimal Testing Needs to Stop
With summer approaching, shopping sprees are almost inevitable. Shelves fill with new beauty and skincare products that promise glowing results. But behind the advertising is a reality many consumers...
View ArticleAge of Abundance
We are dominantly materialistic in our new age. Observed in consumer society, overproduction, and wasteful wealth, we prioritize our immediate materialistic needs over anything beyond. The problems...
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The ’26 Files
Well Boulder High, it’s that time of year. It feels like just yesterday I was writing my first article about the rise of flip-flops, and now here I am writing my final one. On May 17th, the senior...
View ArticleSundance is Coming to Boulder
After more than 40 years of being held in Park City, Utah, the Sundance Film Festival is moving to Boulder. In January 2027, Sundance will be held in Boulder for the first time, marking a monumental...
View ArticleAre We in a Creativity Recession?
With Gen-Z being famous for its progressive views and authentic self-expression, one would think it would be among the more creative generations. Despite this, with rising technology, increased...
View ArticleNo DV on ABC
When ABC announced Taylor Frankie Paul as the lead of The Bachelorette Season 22, audiences were willing to overlook a lot. The TikTok-turned-reality star, known for The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,...
View ArticleMr. Trinkner’s Retirement
After 21 years teaching at Boulder High School, Mr. Trinkner bids farewell to the school, as he marks the beginning of a new chapter. Yet, for Mr. Trinkner, new beginnings and globe-spanning life...
View ArticleOlympic Freeski Debate: Hunter Hess
Only weeks ago, the Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo Olympics came to a close. From upsets and heartbreak to global politics and scandals, these Olympics had it all. Controversy arose early in the Olympics,...
View ArticleBoys Baseball Steps Up to Bat
In the abnormal heat of this year’s February sun, and its rising and falling, the seasons of Boulder High school’s sports teams continue their cycle. Winter sports conclude and athletes reap their...
View ArticlePanther Prov: BHS Improv Troupe
If you walk into the Boulder High library at 4-5 P.M. on Mondays, you might find something peculiar. A bird, a plane, wait, no! It’s a hysterically funny scene of Superman confronting the devious...
View ArticleThe Death of the Tween
There is an outbreak. It has no known cure, no life-saving medical team, nothing. It spreads algorithmically, through the blue light of screens in dark bedrooms. Children ages 8 to 13 are the primary...
View ArticleTeam Peace Goes to Crestview
On February 10th, Paco Villa, ‘27, kicked off his community organization, Team Peace, by hosting an event at Crest View Elementary. Elementary students, parents, Panther Pride volunteers, teacher...
View ArticleMurders in ICE-Cold Blood
Renee Nicole Good was an American citizen who had just moved to Minneapolis with her family. She described herself as a “poet and writer and wife and mom,” and was a hobby guitarist and stay-at-home...
View ArticleBHS Students Protest ICE Brutality
When is it enough? On Friday, January 30th, students from Boulder High, CU, and other high schools protested the practices and actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under the Trump...
View ArticleSexism in the Classroom
High schoolers experience burnout on all different levels. Over the past 20 years, educators have begun to examine whether school practices harmfully affect girls. Studies show girls are more likely to...
View ArticleTitle IX On Trial
On January 13, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in two cases from Idaho and West Virginia that will influence who gets to play on girls’ and women’s high school and college sports teams....
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