In modern high school child development classes, students often take care of robotic children for a day. Back when 1988 alumna Shireen Kinzy was in high school, students would take care of an egg....
Throughout high school, alumnus Brad Schiff felt like he was living in his father’s shadow. His father had won three Emmy awards, and little did Schiff know, the interests he picked up in high school...
Sabrina Bohn, Managing Editor-in-Chief
• September 13, 2017
Danna Albright, a 1982 alumna of West High, works with families in need as a Therapeutic Placement Consultant, helping patients navigate the mental health system.
While other students are busy cramming their AP government packets and Gatsby reading over summer break, senior Nick Bateman was researching TAU proteins and Alzheimer's disease at the labs in Washington...
As the community discusses differences, bullying and tolerance, the issue of diversity of teachers compared to students has come to light.
“I think it’s not really about representation, I think...
Nell Jaskowiak, OPINIONS AND ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
• September 5, 2017
Intensely researching for 90 days straight, then immediately beginning to write for four hours a day, this man works until each book is done, then jumps into the next. Such is the life of best selling...
Sabrina Bohn, Managing Editor-in-Chief
• September 1, 2017
When a neighbor talked to Matus about her job as a flight attendant, she became inspired and began applying to different airlines because of her desire to move out of St. Louis and travel.
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...
