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In today’s state of admissions, content creators and social media have started to play an important role in enlightening students that would have otherwise been left in the dark.
Introducing the meeting with a game, senior Haris Gibirila hosts a pop culture icebreaker to Amnesty Club attendees before discussing future projects. This week, the club will focus their meeting on forms...
Immigrants come to the United States to pursue an American dream that now intentionally excludes them.
TSA plans increased campus involvement, NHS hosts panel, and Book Club picks their next read.
A sign depicting the words “deny, defend, depose,” referring to the slogan many healthcare insurance critics use in protest. This phrase mirrors the common healthcare tactic known as “delay, deny,...
A quaint ensemble comprising pieces from Balenciaga’s “Destroyed” fashion campaign. Despite its ran-through and tattered appearance, the total cost of the outfit comes out to a staggering $6,340....
Find out people's reactions to the outcome of the election.
As a woman, I yearn for the future that Trump wants to give me.
Diversity programs, which are meant to level the playing field, are now being accused of causing under qualified people to be chosen for roles just because they aren’t white.
Hear what costumes students are planning to show out in this October 31.
Learn how aware Southwest is about Hurricane Helene
The academic playing field has become increasingly uneven, spotlighting the widening class divide that separates high schoolers.
Is Nevada really the worst state for education?
Wednesday morning, several large wildfires originating in Southern California have pushed smoke, haze, and polluted air into Las Vegas. The air quality index has been determined to have a score of 166,...
Students are now required to place their cell phones inside non-locking signal-blocking pouches during class time.
Find out how Southwest feels about their first week back on campus
THE REDPILLS share their experiences as an up-and-coming band, future plans and releases.
Vice President Harris participated in a moderated conversation on campus in front of an audience composed of high school students, staff, and representatives from outside organizations.
Vice President Kamala Harris will be visiting Southwest CTA.
AI is creating opportunities for students and teachers alike, improving the classroom experience.
Indie rock band PACKS laments about falling in love, missed opportunities, and high fructose corn syrup.
Find out if Southwest likes Stanley tumblers or not.
Hospitality classes removed in 2024-2025 school year among other course catalog changes.
Find out if students and teachers watched the 66th GRAMMY award show.
“I’m in the middle of filling out my FAFSA,” senior Ilani Miron said. “I’ve been pretty busy right now, so I haven’t gotten to finishing it just yet, but it’s something that I’m definitely...
Check out these artists this month.
Long-term substitutes needed to fill vacant position in Culinary and Hospitality program.
FInd out student and staff's resolutions!
The event will take place on Friday, January 5 from PM.
Find out students’ top genres for the year.
SHFAA will meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month.
Find out students' favorite Hoco photo spots.
Students participate in yearly school tradition.
Classrooms cooled down after a month of abnormally hot temperatures.
