Editor’s Note: We’re excited to announce that The Denver North Star will now be featuring periodic articles and columns from Regis University students in a new collaborative effort with The Regis Highlander. We hope this new endeavor will help bring our community closer together. In March of last year, I was on a date with a model at a fancy Italian restaurant in Hong Kong. … [Read more...] about Embracing the Stormy Sea: COVID-19
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To Vote or Not to Vote: There Is Only One Choice
As the days pass and the leaves change, we as a community, and nation, are seeing election day quickly approach. This rather extraordinary November day will be a defining factor for what life will look like for the future. As a North High School senior, I am a budding, young adult. As a member of the next generation able to vote I have hope for what may occur. I, like most … [Read more...] about To Vote or Not to Vote: There Is Only One Choice
Student Voices: Living and Learning in a Virtual World
Editor's Note: We are proud to present a new column, Student Voices. If you would like to share your school’s news or celebrations submit your ideas to Shaina Walsh at shainawalsh@gmail.com When the snow settled on March 13, students and families alike thought we would be returning to our everyday lives just three weeks later. Now, looking back from the start of … [Read more...] about Student Voices: Living and Learning in a Virtual World
City, DPS Consider Name Changes
While the potential renaming of Columbus Park has so far garnered the most attention, several other efforts are also being discussed. Mayor Hancock has formed a committee to look at parks and buildings across the city who may be named after individuals who are now viewed negatively. Rowena Alegria, Chief Storyteller for the City and Council of Denver, said they are … [Read more...] about City, DPS Consider Name Changes
Bursting with Northside Viking Pride for the Class of 2020
After an abrupt ending to life as we knew it, one of the most stressful fallouts was for our seniors at North High School. After thirteen years of education, and the promise of a spring semester sparkling with senior pranks, ditch days, prom and an almighty graduation, it was a devastating blow to the Class of 2020. Thanks to Kroenke Sports Charities and the Pepsi Center, … [Read more...] about Bursting with Northside Viking Pride for the Class of 2020