Sophomore Barrie Feusi tutors seniors in college-level classes

A sophomore and a senior sit in the quad during elective, flipping through a math book. It looks like a normal tutoring session but this time the roles are reversed.

Troops to train for Afghan war in realistic conditions, thanks to former student

For her first assignment as a professional architect, Amanda (Cochrane) Scheidlinger, ’00, designed a 25-foot by 50-foot concrete building. Then she designed 64 more.

Annual rink relocates due to construction

Located between K and J Streets on 20th Street, the ice skating rink will be in midtown this year instead of its previous Downtown Plaza location due to street construction.

Run to Feed the Hungry

More school? Obama's proposal sparks debate

Guest columnists Lynsey Chediak and Will Banks debate President Obama's recent proposal for longer school days and years.

Orchids and Onions

School's poor wet-weather planning puts a damper on winter for drenched students

SCDS needs to improve the awnings, fix the leaks, and find students better places to eat during rainy weather. Will Newton Booth solve the problem?

Call an ambulance and save a life

Why are no ambulances being called for people with alcohol poisoning when their lives are in danger?

Boys' Soccer makes it to playoffs but fails to clinch title

The Cavs lost to Jim Elliot Christian, 1-0, in the first round of the section playoffs on Nov. 10, after finishing their season 12-0 in league.

Athletes look for advantages in college admissions

In the second of a two-part series, seniors Lily Kramlich-Taylor, Robbie Lemons and Marco Siragusa discuss the differences between divisions in college sports.