Many juniors take this test, but only a small percentage of them end up qualifying for the National Merit Scholarship. This year, Owasso’s own Merrik Barnes passed the first rounds of qualification for just that.

While social media may be good for spreading awareness for mental illness and providing a comforting home for those who feel left out, social media has seemed to turn into a designated club where symptoms and issues are being exemplified and glorified.

Is “Tenet” worth the watch? Find out with Ashton’s review!

How about a little appreciation for our unsung hero, Cambry Shields?

The people in Owasso’s support staff are some of the kindest people to talk to, and they all genuinely care about kids.

Whether you're trying to gain work experience, build your resume, or just feel like lending a helping hand, volunteer opportunities are all around our community.

Let’s face it, we’re on our 7th “Tiktok is getting banned” scare. In this degree, should TikTok be taken off the appstore for good, or should it stay for a while?

A special thanks to our Rampage seniors!

Certain key aspects our earth are healing from quarantine, such as the Ozone layer, but there remains many things, like litter, that continue to plague our world.

Despite recents events, musicians are still finding a way to give us their work. I included some recent albums that came out during or around quarantine, along with my three favorite songs from each.

There’s something special about a group of people that can make you feel like you’re a part of a family, and that’s exactly what this class is for me.

We unknowingly said goodbye to the classrooms we knew so well, the hallways we walked down daily for four years of our lives. We left our mark, as “The Class of 2020, the ones who were quarantined”

Take your cactus on a walk and celebrate weird holidays with the Rampage staff!

Three Owasso juniors have begun a livestream show that brings smiles and laughter to the community.