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Amanda Schubert

Amanda Schubert, Cardinal Times Editor-in-Chief

Amanda is a senior this year. She is excited to grow as a leader and explore various new topics to write about. Her favorite part of working on the paper is the community in class and the new opportunities it brings.

Former roles: Cardinal Times Design Editor

Contact by emailing [email protected] and put the reporter’s name in the subject line.

All content by Amanda Schubert
Dat Ho is a new counselor at Lincoln and is excited for the upcoming year and to meet all of his new students. Photo courtesy of Dat Ho

Staff Profile: Dat Ho

Amanda Schubert
September 14, 2025
Senior Editor-in-Chief Coral Platt will study government at Cornell University in the fall. Photo by Sophie Liu

The Cardinal Times seniors, class of 2025, spread their wings

Meghan Whitten, Amanda Schubert, Curtis Beaubrun, Scarlett Dempsey, Gwenie Lee, Matthew Klein, Darby Drozdenko, Siri Lindsey, Banou Pusch, Lillian Feldman, and Suri Reynoso
May 21, 2025
Senior Donovan Schubert is a reporter for The Cardinal Times. He will study Strategic Design and Management at Parsons School of Design.

[Photo] Donovan Schubert: Reporter

Matthew Klein
May 20, 2025
Managing print editor Nidha Eakambaram will be attending Northeastern University next fall, studying political science on a pre-law track.

Nidha Eakambaram: Managing print editor

Amanda Schubert
May 20, 2025
Youthline offers high school students the opportunity to make an impact by providing a valuable volunteer opportunity as well as providing peer to peer support.

Youthline: A lifeline for students, run by students

Amanda Schubert
May 20, 2025
Recent fluctuations in the U.S. stock market, driven by President Trump’s trade policies, are causing economic uncertainty. Both experts and students express concern about the long-term effects.

What’s going on with the stock market?

Amanda Schubert
April 21, 2025
Volunteering at Outdoor School offers valuable leadership skills, teaches sixth graders and strengthens a college resume.

Outdoor School volunteering inspires growth in sixth graders and high school students

Amanda Schubert
March 19, 2025
Many students are feeling the financial strain of rising tuition costs, which are limiting their college options and increasing future debt.

College costs too much

Amanda Schubert
February 23, 2025
Insomnia Cookie: $2.75

Battle of the bakeries: Which shop makes the best chocolate chip cookie?

Amanda Schubert
January 28, 2025
Winter holidays are celebrated across the globe with traditional holiday foods. Some examples are Peruvian hot chocolate and Chinese longevity noodles.

Holiday dishes around the globe

Scarlett Dempsey and Amanda Schubert
December 9, 2024
The new head coach of the softball team is West Sylvan counselor Ricky Almeida. Almeida said he is looking forward to the future of the softball at Lincoln. Courtesy of Ricky Almeida

The softball team welcomes new coach Ricky Almeida

Amanda Schubert
December 6, 2024
Puño y Letra, Lincoln’s magazine written in Spanish is a welcoming and inclusive community where students can express their voices.

A new chapter begins for Puño y Letra magazine

Amanda Schubert
October 22, 2024
Kamala Harris uses social media in various ways to connect with younger voters while Donald Trump primarily connects with his supporters through rallies and public events.

From TikToks to ballots: Social media’s impact on the presidential election

Amanda Schubert
September 17, 2024
Edwina Koch is Lincoln’s new attendance coach and intern for the social workers. This school year, she is looking forward to finding creativity in her position as well as building relationships with students and teachers. In her free time, she loves to surf, do gymnastics, roller skate and practice different languages.

Staff profile: Edwina Koch

Amanda Schubert
September 16, 2024
Editor-in-chief Camilla Correani joined the Cardinal Times at the start of her sophomore year. Next year, she will be pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at Rutgers University in New Jersey.

The end of an era: Cardinal Times seniors spread their wings

Coral Platt, Meghan Whitten, Nidha Eakambaram, Darby Drozdenko, William Schoinas, Amanda Schubert, Gwenie Lee, Meagan Parke, Onika Darling, Siri Lindsey, Charlie Hildick Klein, Anika Rigby, Sofia Andersen, Scarlett Dempsey, Leila Holte, Ravi Weinrobe, Emmeline Berthelin, Peter David, and Matthew Klein
May 31, 2024
Design and Visuals Editor Isabella Hartman will be going to the University of Maryland next year, where she will study human development.

Isabella Hartman: Design editor

Amanda Schubert
May 22, 2024
Hailey Bieber has inspired many trends such as her Erewhon smoothie, her style of acrylic nails and her skincare line “Rhode.”

Are Hailey Bieber’s trends worth their popularity?

Scarlett Dempsey and Amanda Schubert
April 19, 2024
“Quiet On Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV” was released on March 17, detailing the abuse and mistreatment that happened to child actors who appeared on shows from the channel Nickelodeon.

“Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV” reveals the truth behind Nickelodeon

Amanda Schubert
April 17, 2024
True Crime is a genre that turns real-life crimes into entertainment, but it comes with many ethical complexities.

The ethics of telling true crime stories

Amanda Schubert
March 17, 2024
Since Roe v. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court, many people have visited their state’s court houses to protest and advocate for the protection of reproductive rights.

Alabama Supreme Court rules frozen embryos are children

Keira Saavedra and Amanda Schubert
March 13, 2024
Former owner Merritt Paulson sold the Portland Thorns to RAJ Sports company in January, giving the womens soccer team a fresh start after the 2015 Paul Riley allegations that brought shock and distress to the community.

Portland Thorns’ new owners plan to rebuild reputation

Amanda Schubert and Darby Drozdenko
February 22, 2024
“Anyone But You” was released in theaters across the U.S. on Dec. 22, 2023.

Is “Anyone But You” worth the watch?

Amanda Schubert
February 1, 2024
Zahara Hindlin and her family pose by the 20-foot Santa in their yard that is blown up annually.

Lincoln students celebrate diverse holiday traditions

Darby Drozdenko and Amanda Schubert
December 18, 2023
"The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" was released on Nov. 17, 2023.

“The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes” did not leave us hungry

Amanda Schubert and Darby Drozdenko
December 18, 2023
Singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo released her sophomore album “Guts” on Sept. 8.

Olivia Rodrigo spilled her guts on her newest album

Scarlett Dempsey and Amanda Schubert
October 17, 2023
Over 92,000 fans watched the University of Nebraska women’s volleyball record- breaking game against University of Omaha.

How Nebraska Women’s Volleyball team attendance record will affect the future of women’s sports

Amanda Schubert
September 24, 2023
Reporter Brooke Helen Delane will study English literature and writing this fall at Western Washington University.

Brooke’Helen Delane: Reporter

Amanda Schubert
May 22, 2023
Editor-in-chief Leela Moreno has been a part of the Mass Communications program all four years of high school. She will be attending Brown University in Rhode Island.

Cardinal Times 2023 seniors we’ll be missing next year

Camilla Correani, Mary Carney, Anna Klein, Addison Locke, Isabella Hartman, Hazel Thomas, Keira Saavedra, Saphira Armin, Niko Paroissien-Arce, Max Decker, Sophia Halpern, Cole Tomlinson, Amanda Schubert, Miles Levine, and Scarlett Dempsey
May 18, 2023
Unique Eats Podcast

Unique Eats Podcast

Leila Holte, Lila Howard, and Amanda Schubert
May 2, 2023
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