Travis McGinnis, Shadow Files Director
All content by Travis McGinnis
In today’s America, advocating pro-Palestine beliefs means deportation for pro-terrorism beliefs.
Find out what students and administrators think about this change.
February 14, 2025
Students exchange compliments with their peers while giving out yarn from their ‘warm fuzzies.’ This event created moments of kindness that will be remembered after the activity ends. “Warm fuzzies...
Learn about why students are taken out of the class during Psychology.
After finishing the 'Anything Speech,' students move onto the 'Expository Speech'.
Learn what students' and STUCO members' thought of this year's homecoming dance.
Senior year is often met with feelings of excitement and enthusiasm, but instead, we’ve encountered pressure to act and behave like the seniors that came before us. Join us as we dive into what we call “senior imposter syndrome” and our experiences surrounding it.
Is Nevada really the worst state for education?
High school students, staff, and representatives from outside organizations were invited.
Celebrating Earth Week and Earth Day, Environmental Club is hosting a scavenger hunt on April 24.
The event will be held on April 20.
After winning in district with a first place ranking, We The People move on to compete in State competition.
Learn why The Mob Museum is one of the best places to visit in Las Vegas.
Clubs from all genres work together to create SWCTA's Winterfest.
Learn about BSU's most successful event to date.
Using sustainable materials, Fashion students are making fanny packs.
Featuring a haunted house, face painting, candy, and more, Trunk or Treat returns for the second year in a row.
Filled with vibrant music, delectable food, and party spirits, Life is Beautiful celebrates it's 10th Anniversary.
Attend Coyote Congress to learn about upcoming school events.
The Punk Rock Museum is dedicated to the respective music genre and features years of historical artifacts.
Freshmen earn their CPR certification in Health.
Clashing, clanging, robot parts flying, Battle Bots is a sight to behold.
"It's just a lot of the same stuff again," Elise Chan said. "But you know it always changes each year because, I got put in different classes, but, you know, I've had a good introduction to all my teachers...
Close to 500 students attended the event at this new venue.
Parents learn about the potential dangers of online behaviors
Students and teachers let us know if they think the Marvel Universe is declining.
Learn about why Teaching and Training and Fashion Design are swapping rooms.
Students let us know how they watch movies.
Learn about the Pie-A-Teacher Palooza that raised over $300.
Inspiring new choices for careers, middle school girls took part in a variety of tech workshops.
Learn about the new emergency call key cards.
For educational and visualization purposes, Biology students used snack crackers for data collection.
Event hosted multiple student organizations with candy-filled trunks and games.
With ready-made meals and dessert options, the Coyote Cafe is opening back up.
The "Paws Off The Table" group hosted a "Pawnanza" with a farmer's market and multiple events for dogs, including an adoption fair.
Learn about the how and why of Opportunity Village's Halloween event.
Trying to make an impact back on the Southwest Community, Benjamin LaCombe starts the Southwest Shoutout Program.
!["I'd say my first day of school [has been] pretty good," senior Hunter Anderson said. "It is probably one of my favorite first days of school. I really like getting to see all my friends that I haven't seen in a long time to catch up. I really like all the teachers that I got. Not every year has been the best, but this year is very promising."](https://southwestshadow.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/image_2023-08-07_214921814-1-1200x801.png)
