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Letter to the Editor: Common App's hypocrisy of promoting "equity"
Maggie Zhou • October 22, 2020

This writing originally appeared in a Change.org petition created by senior Maggie Zhou. Find her petition here.   When I tried to submit...

Regardless of if Lincoln returns to in-person learning in the spring, some sports may have much more difficulty with the increased regulations imposed by PIL and the OSAA due to COVID-19 and social distancing.
What will sports look like in the spring?
Tabitha Lee • October 19, 2020

Sports are an integral part of Lincoln, but their future during COVID-19 is unclear. Members of the Lincoln community are wondering what the 2020-21 athletic...

Eric Dettman, head cross country and track and field coach, strides with the girls cross country team before Nike Cross Nationals 2019.
Lincoln coaches keep teams distant and healthy
Eirini Schoinas • October 18, 2020

With Lincoln starting the school year online, fall sports have been significantly impacted and delayed. Fortunately, the Lincoln athletic department is...

Key Club of the 2019-2020 school year posing for a yearbook photo. Many changes have had to be made for the club in order to continue under quarantine.
Clubs under quarantine
Jaden Schiffhauer • October 15, 2020

At the start of each school year at Lincoln, clubs—new and old—kick into gear. Despite the pandemic and online schooling, this year is no different....

These two students among others received their lunch pack for the week. From 3 to 5 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, families can pick up meals.
Cafeteria workers contribute to city-wide efforts; deliver meals to youth
Cate Bikales
Views of Downtown Portland are seen from a drone on Thursday.
Views from Portland smoke: September 10
Cole Pressler and Xander Levine
Views of the Lionshead fire, started by lightning, which covers all of the Mt. Jefferson wilderness area and Camp Sherman. Cardinal Times staff member Hadley Steele camped near the fire and was forced to evacuate.
Sights from the fires
Hadley Steele
The Fremont Bridge appears shadowy in the distance under layers of smoke.
Smoke swallows Portland: A gallery
Cole Pressler, Xander Levine, Gabby Shaffer, Cate Bikales, and Isabella Lo
The Multnomah County Courthouse sign vandalized Friday night.
Scenes from the aftermath of Portland protests
Sophomore Sebastian Accetta, halfway through a 74 mile bike ride during quarantine. Sebastian has been focusing on physical and mental health during this time by getting outside and spending time with his family.
Coronavirus across the country
Gabby Shaffer and Hadley Steele
Senior Aidan McCabe leaps up above an opponent in a varsity soccer game at Lincoln last fall.
Student athlete reflects on COVID sports season
Max Edwards • October 20, 2020
For months, COVID-19 has been presenting several unexpected obstacles for many Lincoln athletes that have not been able to do the sports they love for months.
Athletes training during COVID-19
Kate Haddon • October 10, 2020
Senior Mateo Althouse stands in front of the Lincoln bleachers last winter. Althouse recently committed to Georgetown University for cross country.
Senior athletes announce commitment
Henry Reuland • October 7, 2020
Fans booed moments of unity at MLS and NFL games last month. The moments, where both teams came together, were to protest racism and advocate for social justice.
Opinion: Fans need to stop attacking athletes for taking a stand
Cole Pressler • September 16, 2020
Comic: "What happens to your body when you get coronavirus"
Comic: "What happens to your body when you get coronavirus"
Calder Moon