OPINION: It’s time we remember Madam C.J. Walker

May 15, 2021

Hair is a crucial part of a person's idenity and cornerstone of self expression. The Black community has seen their own natural locks and styles repressed over the centuries, shunned in favor of European beauty standards. However, the work of many Black figures such as Madam C.J Walker have helped revitalize reclamation of Black identity, paving the way for generations to come.

OPINION: Unique stress relief tips that actually work

May 13, 2021

When social media pumps you full of superficial anti-stress tips, it's easy to forget the most natural ways to calm down.

Spring sport seniors competing at the collegiate level

May 11, 2021

Two Manual seniors on their journeys becoming collegiate athletes.

OPINION: The exclusion of Afro-Mexican students during Cinco de Mayo

May 10, 2021

Celebration of Cinco de Mayo can exclude certain communities.

This week in Manual athletics: May 10-16

May 9, 2021

A look at Manual’s athletic calendar for the week of May 10.

Louisville Free Public Libraries open back up for in-person access

May 8, 2021

All Louisville Free Public Library locations are now back open for in-person access. Learn more about the restrictions, renewed freesoms and available resources for students.

OPINION: “Shadow and Bone” is the future of adaptations

May 6, 2021

Netflix's adaptation of the famous Young Adult series "Shadow and Bone" has proven popular among fans of both the books and TV viewers alike. Here's what makes it so good and why it needs to be the future of adaptations as a whole.

OPINION: It is time for Manual to take the lead on bettering mental health education

May 5, 2021

In light of Mental Health Awareness Month, it is time that Manual takes the lead on fixing the problem of poor mental health education in JCPS.