Last Wednesday afternoon, a group of 20 students from Mr. Ottmer’s new Outdoor Learning Class and four teacher sponsors took off from the Coronado parking lot and made their way West to Gunnison where they camped out for five hot days and four cold nights. Arriving on Wednesday night at Gold Creek...

The Coronado Boys Varsity Soccer Team fought hard Tuesday night against Cheyenne Mountain, but did not find themselves a win on the Garry Berry Turf. The first half started slow with both anticipation and excitement building in the crowd as Cheyenne Mountain and Coronado traded attacks. However, the...

In the hallways of Coronado High School, a place where so many students spend hours of their days, are we all equal? Do girls get the same treatment as boys in every situation? Are we all living in an ignorant bliss where we believe that we all as students are seen as equals, and the scenarios that...

CODA, written and directed by Siân Heder, became widely lauded after its release in August of 2021. The film follows Ruby Rossi, a Child of Deaf Adults or CODA, as she navigates her passions and positions with her family and her future. CODA recently received the Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor,...

  The banana as we know it may become extinct within a decade because they, just like humans and most species on Earth, are vulnerable to diseases. Cows, apes, fish, and any other life forms on this planet are susceptible to some form of sickness, and plants are no exception. Plant diseases impair...

The end of February and beginning of March may seem relatively quiet in the astronomy world, but even without the expected appearance of any world-ending comets or cosmic anomalies, the night sky still has so much to offer. The normal cycles of March will continue to offer different viewing conditions....