Two Copper Hills Grizzlies flew across the nation to attend the Washington Journalism and Media Conference, drastically changing their lives and thoughts about journalism. Being the only two students from...

How often during the week do students and faculty fill a water bottle at one of the numerous fountains around the school? Has there ever been worry about the hard, red light at the top of the machines...

Tuesday, Copper Hills ASL 3 students got to visit two Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Joined by West Jordan High School’s ASL 3 class, they were given a special tour of C. Mark Openshaw and Jean Massieu Schools of the Deaf. Joel Coleman, one of our Grizzly’s father, is the superintendent for Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind. He said that tours don’t often happen, but Copper Hills has a special ASL program and deserved one.

Sleep can sometimes run faster than the sheep can be counted. Whether it’s the violent tossing and turning or just curling up with the light from a cellphone screen illuminating the bedroom, there are...

  Teachers are a powerful force. Not because they determine whether you pass or fail, but because they have the ability to help students learn in the most efficient ways. They create the foundation...

Walking into a hospital can be scary, alarming, and overall nerve-racking. These are just some of the feelings the Olsen family felt when they walked into the hospital for the first time this summer. Drew...

Alyssa Pace is a junior who technically does not go to Copper Hills. She decided to enroll in an online school because she wants to be eligible to wrestle. She is the first girl to ever wrestle on the...

A controversial topic in Utah schools is the topic of sexual education and the lack thereof. Teens are somewhat uninformed of the consequences of sex, especially in Utah where it is usually seen as taboo...

"I've been able to see people change from one road that would lead them to prison - to a completely different one - to have a successful life... that's really been my main purpose here."

March is National Nutrition Month, but who cares? Well we should, we all know about the food pyramid and why it is important to eat your veggies and drink your milk. Therefore, we don’t think it’s...

The soft COVID-19 quarantine is a necessary step to slow down the pandemic. Staying home can be boring and finding activities to do can be a pain. Sometimes winding down to binge on some good entertainment...