For over 70 years, Queen Elizabeth II served as the figurehead for not only the United Kingdom but all other Commonwealth countries. Known for her love of her family, corgis, and fancy hats, she was beloved...
This broadcast discusses with teachers, students, and a past college admissions reviewer about things that you can do to bump up a college application.
https://youtu.be/Du83Tos344k
Sports cars, skyscrapers, and luxury beyond comparison is what comes to mind to many when they think of the Emirati city of Dubai. On the coast of the beautiful Persian Gulf, it appears like the jewel...
This spring, the Minnesota High School Press Association (MHSPA) released the winners of the State Journalism Awards for the 2020-21 school year. Normally, the state convention is held in the fall, but...
Every year, Orono’s Student Senate has a large number of activities to plan. This year alone, they have been responsible for planning five dances, two spirit weeks, as well as countless fundraisers and...
In the Empty Bowls/Wellness Expo event this year, kids of all different ages and abilities in the Orono School district enjoyed the process of creating meaningful bowls and watching the direct impact they...
Summer is here! That means lake days, bonfires, tournaments, work, hanging out with family and friends and an overload of vitamin D. It is necessary to stay fueled in order to keep performance levels high....
On May 11th each year, the state of Minnesota is filled with cheer, for it is the anniversary of its rise to statehood. On the same day in 1858, 164 years ago, Minnesota was admitted to the Union as the...
The Collide Theatrical Dance Company in the Twin Cities produces a variety of shows each year. This spring, Collide Theater reset their show Class of ‘85, which originally debuted in 2015.
The Collide...
The Covid-19 pandemic has hit the world hard in many aspects, but especially in the shipping industry and the automotive industry. The world shut down in March of 2019. The pandemic took out many jobs...
May has hit, meaning Advanced Placement (AP) testing is in full swing. Orono students are preparing with last minute studying and attempting to keep their anxiety and nerves to a minimum.
AP exams take...
During the school district’s April 11th meeting, the teacher union, the Orono Education Association, and the school board agreed on a new teacher contract. This new agreement will last from the 1st of...
