Leaving Centennial League with both singles and doubles champions, boys tennis continued their streak by traveling to Topeka to compete in Regionals.
The top singles player sophomore Daniel Harkin finished...
Manhattan High School’s Gay-Straight Alliance sponsored a free movie night for MHS Students last Wednesday. The event was free for students but GSA accepted donations of new socks for the FIT closet.
The...
Gathered in City Park, many people with an estimate of 1,000 people attending came out to celebrate the LGBTQ community and provide support at Manhattan's 10th annual Little Apple Pride parade and...
Most of my fellow students are aware that we have classes we enjoy and then we have classes we hate with a passion.
While we sit through one of those classes that make us hate everything and everyone...
Despite many setbacks, the boys tennis team has been making up for lost time.
The team went to their first meet at the Washburn Rural Invitational on March 26 where they got to bring more than the...
Welcoming the new spring season, Manhattan High celebrates with a celebration hosted by Students Against Destructive Decisions. Having a variety of activities, ranging from laser tag to Dancing with a...
After many cancellations because of poor weather, the Manhattan High boys tennis team picked up the pace to make up their practices and place as well as last season. Previously the team placed first in...
The Black Student Union celebrated Black History Month with their fifth annual Poetry Slam. Allowing students to express their individuality and their personal side, the BSU event also provides the students...
When people think about problems in energy efficiency many don’t think that they come from their house. Pairs of students in Advanced Placement Environmental Science have been developing parts of an...
Seeing her older brother work on metalwork for his art class inspired junior Marin Poulson to join jewelry as an art class. Since then Poulson has also learned about working with stained glass.
“[Stained...
