Seniors – The Cardinal Times

Some seniors, such as Thijmen Nelissen and Jillian St. John, are applying to schools in Europe, Canada, and the rest of the world.

Despite pandemic, seniors apply internationally

Bella Lo
January 12, 2021

Bella Bravo, a senior, is a co-president of GSA this year.

Q&A with leaders of Lincoln’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance

Gabby Shaffer
December 13, 2020

Letter to the Editor: Common App’s hypocrisy of promoting “equity”

Maggie Zhou
October 22, 2020

Lincoln has been approved to maintain a yearlong, 8-period class schedule

Lincoln and Cleveland approved to maintain yearlong schedule

Cate Bikales
August 11, 2020

Under PPS’s current plan for the 2020-21 school year, high school students will only take four classes per semester.

PPS looks to move forward with four-class semester schedule

Cate Bikales and Cole Pressler
August 5, 2020

Above, find resources if you find yourself struggling with your mental health during quarantine.

Quarantine takes toll on mental health of students

Katlyn Kenney and Grace Pixton
June 6, 2020

Junior Archie Barnes, a managing digital editor, is
graduating early to pursue his fashion career.

Archie Barnes: Managing digital editor

Avery Hellberg
May 29, 2020

Calder Moon will be attending University of
Alabama.

Calder Moon: Cartoonist

Archie Barnes
May 29, 2020

Senior Ella Mashroutechi, former managing print
editor, is attending Portland Community College
this fall.

Ella Mashroutechi: Managing print editor

Isabella Lo
May 29, 2020

Senior Evan Reynolds, The Cardinal Times’ former editor-in-chief, will be attending Clark Honors College at University of Oregon.

Evan Reynolds: Editor-in-chief

Cole Pressler, Editor-in-chief
May 29, 2020

Senior Evan Reynolds, The Cardinal Times’ former editor-in-chief, will be attending Clark Honors College at University of Oregon.

Cardinal Times staff says “goodbye” to 2020 seniors

Cole Pressler, Isabella Lo, Kiley Hearst, Archie Barnes, and Avery Hellberg
May 29, 2020

Dr. Trish Ramos, a healthcare worker and Lincoln parent, is on the front lines of the COVID crisis.

Frontline coronavirus worker has Lincoln connection

Annika Wang
May 24, 2020

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