May 4, 2019
Alexis Shull (10, HSU), an Episcopalian; Sydney Tucker (12, J&C), a Baptist; Zakariyya Al-Quran (12, MST), a Muslim; and Kelsey Broyles (12, YPAS), a Catholic, answer questions atheist and agnostic students posed.
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How AI shapes Manual and the world around us
May 31, 2023
A deep dive into the potential impacts of Artificial Intelligence on the classroom and the world as a whole, featuring student interviews.
Takeaways from RedEye’s magnet stereotypes series
May 30, 2023
As we look back on this year, we take a look at some insights gained from our magnet stereotypes series.
duPont: Is Manual High School’s namesake tainting its legacy?
May 27, 2023
duPont Manual High School is named for Alfred Victor duPont and by extension shares its name with the international chemical company, is it time we change the name?
Louisville Zoo celebrates Chinese culture in Wild Lights Festival
May 26, 2023
The Louisville Zoo is hosting its fourth Wild Lights festival until June 4, 2023.
May 26, 2023
Check out the final episode of RedEye Recap for the year!
With SB 150 passed, what’s next?
May 24, 2023
With SB 150 now law in Kentucky, questions are swirling about what its implementation would mean for Kentucky schools, teachers and students.
VA students respond to their magnet labels
May 23, 2023
VA students are some of the most creative in all of Manual, but how do they feel about perceived slights towards their niche magnet?
This week in Manual athletics: May 22-27
May 22, 2023
This week in Manual athletics: May 22-27
