New Coach, Who’s this?
Written by Nicole Robinson Photo by Olivia Bussiere Being the new coach of a team is never easy; but for Coach Glidden, becoming one of […]
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“History” or “Cash-grab”: The media’s constant and controversial use of Jeffrey Dahmer
By Kiannah Wierzchowski, Staff Writer & Illustrator It has been more than 40 years since the horrific Jeffrey Dahmer murders occurred; yet, the dead assailant continues […]
Plenty of quality content available to view from 2021-22
By Savannah Cooks, Entertainment Editor 2020 was a turning point in the film industry. People went into quarantine, production halted, and the world as we […]
Princeton offers spot to driven, compassionate IT teen pursuing journalism career
Photos by Curtis Lindgren, Photo Director Article by Annphia Shelton, Staff Writer In 2021, Princeton University in Princeton, NJ, had an acceptance rate of 6.1%, […]
Connors adds passion, humor, energy to physics classroom
Photo by Elly Herrick, Editor-in-Chief Article by Katlyn Marotz, Co-Editor-in-Chief Patrick Connors can be seen sporting funky patterned vests around the halls, tempting students to […]
Student reporters celebrate Women’s History Month
For the month of March, The Pulse staff will feature short stories showcasing women that contributed to society through their achievements; from athletes, to writers, to artists, […]
Peterson earns IT first, heads to Baylor in fall
Photo by Curtis Lindgren, Photo Director Article by Sophia Hysaw, Staff Writer & Opinion Editor Baylor University is a prestigious school in Waco, Texas that […]
Sequoyah developed formal written language of the Cherokee people
By Samantha Mandujano, Chief Illustrator & Staff Writer Sequoyah, who was believed to be born around the 1700’s in Tuskegee (which is today now recognized as […]
Tallchief persevered to become one of America’s first major prima ballerinas
By Sophia Hysaw | Opinion Editor Elizabeth Maria Tallchief was one of America’s most popular ballerinas from the 1940s to the 1960s. Many ballet companies […]
Mankiller was first woman to lead Cherokee Nation, received Presidential Medal of Freedom
By Sophia Hysaw | Opinion Editor Wilma Mankiller was a Native American woman who served as an activist, community developer, social worker, and the first […]