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Lincoln's administrators led a listening session for students on Fri., Jan 22, to provide updates about several different events and scheduling notices for the rest of the 2021 school year.

Notes from student-teacher listening session, 1/22

Cate Bikales
January 25, 2021

While many people were focused on the presidential election this past November, a number of ballot bonds were also passed in Oregon and Multnomah County. Read short summaries of the passed and failed measures below.

Which ballot measures passed in Portland and Oregon?

Eirini Schoinas
January 22, 2021

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District’s shift in attendance policy causes more difficulty and confusion

Redding Longaker
January 21, 2021

Lincoln alum James Bikales poses at Harvard University. Bikales was recently named the new managing editor of The Harvard Crimson, which is the nation's oldest continuously published daily college newspaper.

Alumni Corner: The Harvard Crimson’s new managing editor, James Bikales

Claire Yoo
January 19, 2021

Houseless Portlanders line up to receive food outside Laurelhurst Park in SE Portland. Many have criticized the city of Portland for removing camps without a better option available to those who are being displaced.

Portland houselessness protocol draws controversy

Hadley Steele
January 17, 2021

Lincoln's 2019 demographics for staff and students broken down by race. The school, already one of the whitest in Portland, has an even smaller percentage of teachers of color.

Teachers reflect on lack of diversity in Lincoln staff

Cate Bikales and Leela Moreno
January 16, 2021

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

The outside of PPS' Woodrow Wilson High School. Over the past year, the

Wilson High School nears the end of name change process

Katlyn Kenney and Max Edwards
January 11, 2021

Judy Herzberg is one of two new social workers at Lincoln. Because of increased anxiety and depression rates due to the COVID-19 pandemic, social workers are more beneficial than ever.

New school social workers’ impact immediately felt

Cate Bikales
January 9, 2021

The 2019-20 Cardinal Choir poses in Lincoln's courtyard last year.

Changes to Cardinal Choir a success for online school year

Devyn McMillen
January 4, 2021

A screenshot of the Lincoln Constitution Team during a team Zoom call in December.

Constitution Team continues competing remotely

Eirini Schoinas
December 17, 2020

As assignment lists get longer, many seniors have began to stress over the end of their high school lives.

Seniors worry amid college decisions and online school

Mei Xu
December 4, 2020

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