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Cuts to the community

Cuts to the community

Chloe Chon, Kelcie Lee, and Rae Wymer
March 25, 2022
The struggles of navigating the 504 process

The struggles of navigating the 504 process

Brooke Laur and Ashley Glancy
February 25, 2022
Lowells potential renaming has divided the community, and the Boards announcement of an extended timeline to rename has not solved everything.

Lowell’s potential renaming draws continued debate after Board announces extension for submitting new names

Rae Wymer
January 10, 2021
Board of Education announces potential changes to Lowell admissions for the 2021-22 school year

Board of Education announces potential changes to Lowell admissions for the 2021-22 school year

Jacqueline Mei
October 9, 2020
On September 11th students were asked to fill out an anti-racism pre-assessment during reg.

Lowell anti-racism survey faces Twitter storm

Joy Cheng
September 12, 2020
Anti-Asian racism comes to light amidst a pandemic

Anti-Asian racism comes to light amidst a pandemic

Jacqueline Mei
April 7, 2020
Students partake in activities on the Catwalk.

Annual Social Awareness Week sparks conversations

Isaac Anderson and Tess Randall
February 26, 2020
MUNI waits lead many to Uber and Lyft, but ride-shares have their own problems.

Give me convenience or give me death: MUNI waits lead many to Uber and Lyft, but ride shares have their own problems

Lee Wilcox
January 22, 2020
A shooting across the street on Eucalyptus prompted the school to go into lockout procedure on Oct. 25, leaving many students confused and wondering how prepared Lowell is for these types of situations.

Eucalyptus Drive shooting prompts students to reevaluate school safety procedures

Allister Xu and Wilson Zhu
November 19, 2019
The scoop on skipping

The scoop on skipping

Io Gilman
October 31, 2019
Although the Lowell campus suffered little damage as a result of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, students remain concerned about their own safety, as well as the overall preparedness of the Lowell community in the event of a high magnitude quake.

Thirty years after the Loma Prieta quake: Is Lowell ready for the next big one?

Jacqueline Mei
October 17, 2019
Multiple instances of locker room theft were reported last spring, leading to an investigation and the eventual identification of the perpetrators. However, most of these cases could have been prevented, according to Dean David Beauvais.

Locker room theft: What you can do about it

Allister Xu
October 8, 2019
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