Christine Allen, a Parkway alumni, founded Ark of the Rainbow in 2009 with the goal of stopping human trafficking.
“What I realized during my time in India was that trafficking was a symptom of extreme...
The school year is coming to a close, summer is 10 days away, and on top of all of that, finals for underclassmen are right around the corner.
According to a Pathfinder survey, two thirds of students...
Pathfinder: What was your childhood like?
Privitt: Back when I was a kid we had no cell phones, we just had iPods and regular telephones. Back then, when somebody wanted to call somebody else, and...
Justin Cupps, CONCEPTUAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
• May 2, 2017
With over 43 quintillion possible permutations, the very first Rubik’s Cube took its creator over a month to solve. But for sophomores Jason Wan and Neil Tomala, the virtually endless solving has become...
Pathfinder: What was your hometown like?
Peterson: [I was born on] September 13, 1951. I was born and raised in Detroit, MI. We could go anywhere as long as we were home when the lights came on, your...
Three freshmen prove giving back to the community has no age limit.
For two of three hours a week, freshman Matthew Loaney volunteers at Promise Christian Academy, a special needs school in St. Louis....
Spanish teacher Jessica Verweyst met the love of her life, Andrew Verweyst when she was a child and have been married for almost a year.
“Our families went to the same church together and so his...
When sophomore Will Patton is not showing his skills on the varsity football team, he spends his time posing in front of a camera.
“When I am in the moment I feel relaxed and comfortable. I have worked...
Pathfinder: How would you describe yourself to somebody who has never met you?
Brown: I would describe myself as a quiet person who enjoys being around other people. I enjoy being around other people...
