The Kansas-State University Engineering and Computer Science department hosted a computer programming contest where they invited teams of students, from all different high schools, to compete in a coding...
During the three days of travel that Manhattan High School’s Family, Career and Community Leaders of America, junior Connor Andreason was awarded third place in culinary knife skills nationally. He also...
The Manhattan High debate team hosted its annual home tournament this weekend. Home tournaments usually mean that no teams from MHS compete, but this weekend was unusual in the fact that there were teams...
Marvel’s “Eternals” was released on Friday in theaters and served as an intriguing alternative to the classic MCU movie.
The story follows “The Eternals,”...
Over the weekend, members of the MHS Interact Club met at the Northeast Community Park to follow up on some trees that they had planted in the past. This is part of an ongoing project that the Interact...
Lasirra Hines, Blue M Editor-in-Chief
• November 7, 2021
Every year, Thespians hold Night of Scenes, where students perform One Acts -- a play with only one act -- as the name implies. The Advanced Repertory class take over and direct their own performances,...
To help entrepreneurship students prepare their business plans and pitches, business teacher Kathy Ricketts jumped on the opportunity to take her students on a field trip to Kansas State University. The...
Kris Long, Print Editor-in-Chief
• November 4, 2021
Anyone walking through the Prentup Commons on a regular Monday afternoon at MHS West campus will be met with an irregular sight: 10 to 15 members of the Manhattan High Lightsaber Guild dueling Jedi-style...
Julianna Poe, Online Editor-in-Chief
• November 4, 2021
Senior Halle Gaul, an obscure, emerging artist with a well-established company and aspirations for future business, works tirelessly every week in first hour graphic design.
“I think my favorite memory...
Last Saturday Manhattan High Cheerleaders went to a showcase competition in Hays. Their showcase was originally supposed to go to Louisburg.
“They didn't have enough people for the event to...
Sophomore Student Council is hosting a sock collection drive throughout the month of October to collect donations for the fit closet. The Socktober drive ends this Friday, Nov. 5. Students can stop by...
Back in 2014, Chris Jacobs and Quinn Jacobs had only lived in Ogden, Kansas for four years. In those four years they had seen some pretty sad things. According to Chris, a high rate of kids were dropping...
