A newsmagazine by and for the youth of Louisville

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A newsmagazine by and for the youth of Louisville

On the Record
A newsmagazine by and for the youth of Louisville

On the Record
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Words by Acacia Lopez
April 21, 2023
Photo Illustration by Anna Burzynski.

Bleeding Pink

Words by Kendall Geller, Michelle Parada, Noa Yussman, and Stella Ford
January 19, 2023
Queen Bee - On May 3, Keith Griffith III, 15, inspects a bustling wax comb during a hive installation at a farming ground in Middletown. He looked for a queen, as finding and isolating the queen is a crucial part of putting new bees in a hive. Photo by Jackson Barnes.

All the Buzz

Words by Sam Watkins
August 17, 2022
Seeds to Grow

Seeds to Grow

Words by Lily Cashman and Mia Leon
August 17, 2022
Growing Distant. Jenna Shaps, 18, a senior at Kentucky Country Day, reflects on her family becoming less religious over the years at Bluedog Bakery and Cafe on Sunday, April 17. Photo by Erica Fields.

Evolving Tradition

Words by Karlie Brockman
August 17, 2022
Pilot's Seat At Bowman Field, Charlotte McCarthy, age 18, glances back to explain the controls of ‘Brown Bear’, one of Flight Club's Cessna 150 planes on March 14.

Ascent

Words by Norah Crothers
August 17, 2022
Sarah Kim, a 17 year old senior at Fern Creek High, Lin Trần, a 15 year old sophomore at duPont Manual High School, Thalia Thach, a 17 year old senior at North Oldham High School, Emily (Mimi) Cowherd, a 16 year old sophomore at Eastern High School, gather with items representative of their cultural background on Nov. 24th at Tom Sawyer Park. Sarah showcases the traditional Korean hanbok, Lin has on her Áo dài, “long shirt”, Thalia Thach wears her traditional Khmer dress, and Mimi in her qipao. Photo by Erica Barnes.

Unconventionally Asian

Words by Lin Tran
December 20, 2021
Unharnessed

Unharnessed

Words by Lily Cashman
December 20, 2021
Fern Creek High School senior, Kim Doan, 17, has been a part of Ivy Plus Academy, a program that provides mentoring and resources to minority students like Doan, since her freshman year. Doan has received several early acceptance letters to her dream colleges as a result of the preparation and guidance offered by the Ivy plus program. She stands in Tom Sawyer Park on Dec. 19 proudly displaying her acceptance letters. Photo by Mia Leon.

Bridging the Gap

Words by Karlie Brockman and Gretchen Cummings
December 20, 2021
The subject of this domestic violence story holds up a blurred family picture.

The Silent Cycle

Words by Hannah Welch and Maddie Currie
February 5, 2020
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