What happens when Greek mythology, musical theater, and the La Salle Falcons join together?  It’s “Prometheus” — an original musical composed by Michael Allen Harrison, a writer and composer...

Two La Salle students who double as Blanchet House student ambassadors organized a sock drive, which brought in more than 200 pairs of socks to help the houseless community around Portland. A prominent...

Last month, the House of Representatives voted in favor of a bill that, if passed in the Senate, would present an ultimatum to ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok: either sell the app to a non-Chinese...

On Monday, April 8, the total solar eclipse was visible in the sky, mainly in parts of Mexico, 15 U.S. states and Eastern Canada.  Some students and staff took time between 11:07 a.m. and 11:30 a.m....

Although she is outgoing and extroverted now, throughout her childhood Ms. Carie Coleman was pretty timid. “You might find this hard to believe, but I was super shy,” she said.  It was the important...

For the past two years, a music festival called PDX Live has been held in downtown Portland’s Pioneer Courthouse Square during August. The festival will be returning for its third consecutive run...

On Thursday, March 14, the Multivariable Vector Calculus class held a pie sale to celebrate International Pi Day. For a period of time before the sale, posters were hung in the hallway to advertise...

After four months of winter’s short days and long nights in standard time, daylight saving time (DST) has officially begun as of March 10. While some people are content with the switch, others wish...

Better Together 2024 has finished. From Friday, Feb. 23, to Sunday, March 10, La Salle students worked to raise money for the school through their personal fundraising pages and the wreath sale.  The...

Senior Hailey Heytvelt’s commute to volleyball practice is at least 40 minutes long.  On her way to the gym she practices at in Beaverton, Heytvelt takes a route that’s been routine for the last...

The United States-Mexico border is a very controversial topic in American politics, yet many average citizens are left in the dark about what exactly is happening there, partially due to a lack of information....

For the first time in La Salle history, a group of four students and one teacher departed on an immersion to the Yakama Nation in Washington to learn and be of service.  From Sunday, Feb. 25, to Friday,...