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Dexter Rhees, Nikos Stollenwork, me, and Andrew Odle at the Lakota West vs Princeton Basketball

2026 Lakota West Student Broadcasting

Owen Schindler May 14, 2026

The graduation of the 2026 senior class means the graduation into adulthood for about 750 Lakota West Students. Their first step into a new life ahead. But for those left at Lakota West, it means the loss of friends, partners, and classmates. For student...

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Introducing the Lakota West Fashion Club

Introducing the Lakota West Fashion Club

Gertie Hutchison December 11, 2025

As I walked through the school clubs for the first time, there was only one that caught my eye - the Fashion Club. Set out from the other clubs, there were no posters or candy to draw students in; only flyers, and one extremely fashionable senior. I knew...

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Writing Club Spotlight

Writing Club Spotlight

Vivienne Richardson December 11, 2025

Writing Club is a student-led organization that focuses on helping students improve their writing skills and get feedback about their work. The club’s president is senior Jackson Pawley, and the vice president is sophomore Anna Lietsch. Leitsch...

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Rojigualda, Proportion 2:3, Flag of Spain.

Second Semester in Spanish Club

Owen Schindler December 11, 2025

As the first aemester comes to a close, many of West's clubs are really starting to ramp up, with one of these clubs being Spanish club. Presidents Alex Rivera and Serena Kaldas have big plans for second semester and are trying to increase engagement...

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Introducing the Women in STEM Club!

Introducing the Women in STEM Club!

Ruby Hutchison, Editor December 5, 2024

The Women In STEM club is a student-led club founded by sophomores Vaishnavi Ramu and Hana Stitt. Their advisor is Mrs. Hofferberth. It was started by the duo in their freshmen year around November. Though it wasn’t a big success last year, Vaishnavi...

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Prepping for The 2024 Lakota Robotics Season

Prepping for The 2024 Lakota Robotics Season

Jakk Morgan December 14, 2023

The Lakota Robotics Team is soon to enter the 2024 competition season. Each year, on the first Saturday of January, the team is given a different game for their robot to compete in. From the day that the game is released to the date of the first tournament,...

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Pre-Med Club

Pre-Med Club

Claire Klint November 17, 2022

What is Pre-Med Club? Pre-Med Club, started by sophomore Ishanvi Karthikeyan, is a club geared toward students wanting to discover their medical interests. In Pre-Med Club, members participate in projects, medical stations, and even fundraisers. Occasionally,...

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What is FBLA?

What is FBLA?

Ximena Mendoza April 26, 2022

The FBLA is a new club here at Lakota West.  It meets on in Mr. Rice’s room.   FBLA, or the Future Business Leaders of America, is the largest business and technical student organization in the world. This club exists to help students thrive...

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Quiz Team to Compete in Regionals

Quiz Team to Compete in Regionals

Olivia Eldridge April 18, 2022

On April 9, the Lakota West Quiz team participated in Regionals at Walnut Hills High School. This competition was the culmination of a great season:  The 21-22 Lakota West Academic Team finished the regular season with 15 wins and only 3 losses, making...

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West HOSA Students Advance to Nationals

West HOSA Students Advance to Nationals

Ashlyn Roehm April 11, 2022

Riya Patel and Abby Wilson have advanced to the HOSA National Championship in Nashville this summer. HOSA, which stands for the Health Organization for Students of America, is a club devoted to preparing students who aspire to a career in the medical...

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Women Empowering Women

Women Empowering Women

Elise Klint March 11, 2022

Women empowerment has become a movement in recent decades. Throughout history, women have been degraded in many ways -- from simple name-calling to pure discrimination in the workplace and real world. Sadly, this type of bullying still occurs, but more...

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