With religious organizations like churches and youth groups being restricted due to COVID-19 regulations, many students don’t have a place where they can go for religious support. That is why seniors...

Senior Charlotta Schreuder has spent her high school career balancing an array of activities, from running, to art, to music.  Schreuder picked up running in the fifth grade when she joined a running...

The Falconer spoke with six freshmen in order to get to know them and how they are adjusting to digital learning for their first year of high school.  From speech and debate to sports teams, and from...

2020 altered the lives of nearly every person on the planet in some way. With the coronavirus continuing to bring financial, mental, social, and physical struggles for millions in the United States, the...

For senior Joshly Huitzil-Interian, the pandemic has brought an intermixing of her home life with her school life. Huitzil-Interian said that while doing online classes at home, she also manages other...

For students at La Salle, COVID-19 has brought various changes and challenges, whether it be coping with the difficulties of digital learning, spending more time with family, or isolation from friends...

Junior Gabe El Youssef was born and raised in Portland, Oregon, which he calls the “best city in the world.”  When El Youssef was in second grade, attending St. Therese Catholic School, he heard...

Senior Ryan Schraner has been skateboarding for almost a year and said that he loves it more than anything. He spends the days when it isn’t raining – which have become scarce as we approach winter...

He sits. He relaxes. He turns on the television, eyes glued to the screen. Brooks Coleman has been watching sports on TV since he was five years old. “My life is a lot of sports,” Coleman said.  Coleman...

With social distancing measures in place, senior Gretchen Pauli found it hard to connect with her community, and was motivated to create the Card Writing Club at La Salle.  “I feel like that is a...

After many long days at the library sending numerous resumes into the deep job void and hearing nothing but silence, Mr. Paul Dreisbach was starting to lose hope in the idea of being an English teacher...

Junior Dom Burkhart may be taking five AP and honors classes, but that doesn't stop him from getting outside.  Burkhart grew up being active in nature with his family. No matter if it's mountain biking...