When do citizens lose their right to protest? Across the United States, universities have decided the line is drawn at any protest that causes a disturbance in someone's life....

With Summer on the horizon, everyone is planning what they will do during the Summer. But in case you are struggling to come up with plans for the Summer here are some activities...

The cons of college  Debt after college is the biggest issue for this generation because students are working “9 to 5” jobs in order to pay for their college education...

CIHS English teacher Mr. David Hanson has different options for extra credit in his class. He was very interested when ninth-grader Aurora Johnson asked if she could make...

One of the simplest yet scariest questions a high schooler can be asked is, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" There are too many options and paths to get to so many...

Some awesome theater students, along with Viva Anderson, a fantastic Three-Act theater director, have spent three long months creating the new performance "Alice Adventures...

What a week the last week of March ended up being; some harsh weather kept plenty of kids stuck at home. The weather was so bad that we had the most significant snow event...

  The whole thing started in CIHS Art Teacher Mr. Sullivan's digital photography class several years ago when he assigned the "Friday Photo Challenge." The assignment...

There is a story about CIHS revolving around a photo of a floating man in a checkered hallway. Only a few know the story behind the photo of the mysterious floating man....

The school has been experiencing some difficulties recently but has been able to work through it. There were two difficulties that the school had over the past two weeks that...