John Marshall High School

Opinion: How Cartoon Network shaped the childhoods of Gen Z

by Charlotte Pinkerson | Dec 30, 2022 | Arts and Entertainment, Opinion

Cartoon Network has had a profound impact on this generation and its creativity and inclusivity continues to make a difference and teach viewers valuable life lessons.

Review: Netflix’s ‘Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story’ sparks internet upheaval

by beckymontes005 | Dec 29, 2022 | Arts and Entertainment, Opinion

Netflix’s new original TV show about a serial killer, Jeffery Dahmer, raises controversy online regarding concerns over the sensitivity of victims’ families and the alleged fetishization of killers.

Column: Life as an Oaxacan

by Mia Martinez | Dec 1, 2022 | Opinion

Racism is everywhere. But we should be proud of who we are and know there will always be people out there who have your back.

Q&A: High school life is stressful enough. How does a volleyball player handle it?

by melanieorellana45 | Nov 28, 2022 | Education, News, Schools, Sports

Volleyball player Ivan Limbo shares how he balances his busy schedule. He says it’s important to never give up on what you love.

Mid-semester check-in for Marshall seniors

by J'Dyn Scruggs | Nov 18, 2022 | Education, Schools

John Marshall High School’s class of 2023 weigh in on how their senior year is going so far.

Review: ‘2:22: A Ghost Story’ sets a precedent for what theatrical horror should be

by Grace Atkin | Nov 17, 2022 | Arts and Entertainment

Does some modern horror belong on the stage? “2:22” says yes.

From Marshall student to Marshall coach and teacher

by r2peraza | Nov 11, 2022 | Sports

Joseph Manahan has taught and coached volleyball at his alma mater for 20 years. He said Marshall is his home and he’s happy to serve his school and community.