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Sophomore Austin Lesseps learned how to skateboard in 8th grade with the help of his uncle. Lesseps skates for an hour or more every day using the skateboard given to him by local artist Jeremy Fish.

The ups and downs of three Lowellites’ adventures in skateboarding

May 17, 2020

Junior Sarah Ginsburg strikes the ball at the opponent's goal.

On the sidelines: How Lowell students deal with injuries

May 8, 2020

Anonymous sophomore Samantha suffers from anorexia nervosa, an emotional disorder characterized by an obsessive desire to lose weight by refusing to eat. The consequences of eating disorders can be devastating on mental and physical health, leaving dermatological effects among many others.

A Glimpse Into Eating Disorders at Lowell

May 7, 2020

Fashion-foward: Eco is in

Fashion-forward: Eco is in

April 24, 2020

Kavi Rajalingam, a junior at Lowell, has been a student of Bharatanatyam since she was 4 years old.

Junior performs arangetram to fulfill her lifelong passion for Bharatanatyam dance

April 23, 2020

Wang performs her routine at the 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games

How one freshman glides between competitive skating and school

April 20, 2020

Anti-Asian racism comes to light amidst a pandemic

Anti-Asian racism comes to light amidst a pandemic

April 7, 2020

On July 21st, 2018, Ahmet Ustunel made history as the first blind person to kayak from Europe to Asia.

Special education teacher makes history as first blind person to kayak from Europe to Asia

March 19, 2020

Chen recited 1,364 digits of pi in 2019 to donors at her Pi for Babies event.

More than just Pi Day: Junior memorizes digits of pi to fundraise for the health of moms and babies

March 13, 2020

Senior Adrian Jones is the stage manager for Lowell's theater tech program. He has been on theater tech since his freshman year.

Shedding light on stage managing

March 4, 2020

A different path: Pursuing art at Lowell

A different path: Pursuing art at Lowell

March 2, 2020

Haven Davis often wears purple clothing, which is one of the primary colors of asexual pride.

Out but not about: One Lowellite’s difficulties with queer recognition

March 2, 2020

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