After a hard-fought five sets, Owasso Volleyball wrapped up their season during their regional tournament with a loss to Edmond North Volleyball.

Introducing a few new teachers at OHS!

Owasso High School is open to a variety of career options for upperclassmen, ranging from more traditional paths like concurrent and Tulsa Technology Center courses to more unique endeavors such as student internships. This year, OHS has seen an unusually high number in student internships.

In little-big suburban towns such as Owasso, it’s easy  to stay inside all day. With compact places like Target, Walmart and other local stores, what we really need is a place outdoors to walk around and let go of the day's stresses—Centennial Park is just the place for this.

The Rampals program happens every Wednesday and is where leadership students go to different elementary schools to spend time with the younger students. The program is led by Ms. Shannon Beck and Coach Asa Poteete in their respective leadership classes. 

Tulsa Tech’s (TTC) mission statement is “Preparing students for the workplace.” Many former students can agree that TTC did just that.

OHS staff now offers a new writing center being ran by Mr. Andrew DeBella on the East campus in room 17.

Students need help navigating the college application process, and senior Sophia Sim stepped up to provide aid to students around the world. Alongside Ohio senior Isa Eribo, Sim created The Career Compass Coalition (TCCC), a tool to make the journey easier.

Many places around Owasso offer coffee better than your average Keurig—but which shops are the most ideal and suited for your coffee-sipping purpose?

Every fall in the chill of October, the Owasso High School football field transforms into an  Olympic-like setting filled with athletes competing for their medals.

For so long, Owasso hasn’t had many record stores. With the love for the past coming back into trend, it's only inevitable that Owasso would gain a Mom-and-Pop establishment, with influences of trendy vintage clothes and up and coming musicians around Owasso.

At first glance, LARP (Live-Action Role-Playing) Club may seem like a bunch of people smacking each other with pool noodles, but Larp contains layers of emotional value that often go unnoticed.

Now that the fall semester has begun, many students have been scrambling to maintain a rhythmic schedule for their lives in order to keep up with the demands of their teachers, extracurriculars and electives.