Mascots and logos for sports teams are usually a way to show pride and excitement for the team, but that isn’t always the case. Mascots or logos can range from animals, to characters, to mythical creatures,...

Every day across America, college students are off to campus, attending classes, clubs, or just going to their dorm rooms. Students should not have to fear that while on campus, their dreams or lives may...

In an age of political correctness, many people are concerned about the way Santa Claus is presented in the media, but more concerning than his appearance are his actions. Santa’s persona has become...

Every Tuesday, a staticky voice over the intercom prompts Copper Hills students to stand and recite the pledge of allegiance. The staticky voice does not, however, explain to students why they reassert...

In 2014, there were 4 million births in the United States, and of those, 275,00 children were born to undocumented citizens. These children are currently citizens because of the 14th amendment, but recently...

With a new principal, Copper Hill’s dress code has been enforced more strictly this year by hall monitors, and students are upset. Students are up in arms over the execution and inconsistencies of the...

Indigenous women and girls are experiencing more violence than any other ethnic group. These brutal acts of violence leave families lost, without answers and mourning. In addition, sisters, mothers, aunts,...

As the cold of winter settles across West Jordan, the homeless and low-income students of Copper Hills need help from their community. Students are classified as homeless by Jordan School District when...

Graduating only to go back to school is a future many of us dread, but we look forward to it all the same. Seniors are counting down the days to the last day of school when we should be counting down the...

Boys volleyball gets pushed to the back and is rarely discussed. We’ve all heard of “the volleyball team” and hear of the success our girls are having, but are you aware of the men’s volleyball...

As another massive crowd is watching a Copper Hills football game underneath the Friday night lights, two male athletes emerge from a cluster of people towards the center of the field. Seniors, Ethan Worland,...

Every year, hundreds of fictional women are sent to the guillotine. The heads fall into the hands of women, rather than roll the floor, as people look on in ignorance. These deaths are neither bloody,...