Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

The Cardinal Times
Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

The Cardinal Times
Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

The Cardinal Times
All content by Katlyn Kenney
The Arabic 7-8 class holds up signs of appreciation for the teacher.

Opinion: A push to join the Arabic program

May 25, 2021
The Arabic 7-8 class virtually makes hummus together.

Q&A: Students share appreciation for Arabic class

April 22, 2021
Multnomah District Attorney Mike Schmidt works to define how the city will respond to the summer 2020 protests.

Portland DA responds to property destruction with new regulations

February 10, 2021
The outside of PPS Woodrow Wilson High School. Over the past year, the Renaming and Redefining PPS Spaces project has been working to find a new name for the school.

Wilson High School nears the end of name change process

January 11, 2021
Biology teacher Maureen Kennys cats, Gingerale and Dr. Pepper, have been a welcome addition to weekly classes.

Cats prove to be purr-fect distraction for online classes

January 10, 2021
Lincoln students recognize RBG for the legacy she left. They admire her perseverance when fighting for women’s rights, and how she inspired young women everywhere.

In memoriam: Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy

November 13, 2020
COVID-19 has presented a challenge for the yearbook staff in the way they operate and source photos. Because of this, the yearbook will look slightly different from the previous years.

Yearbook adopts new changes for unique school year

September 28, 2020
Above, find resources if you find yourself struggling with your mental health during quarantine.

Quarantine takes toll on mental health of students

June 6, 2020
News and Features editor Kiley Hearst is attending UC San Diego this fall.

Kiley Hearst: News and Features editor

May 30, 2020
The editorial board argues that Lincoln’s distance learning model is not supporting students. For more information on the Cardinal Times Editorial Board, visit the about page.

Custodians continue keeping Lincoln clean

May 13, 2020
Smart City PDX is developing two policies that aim to regulate the use of facial recognition technology in city government and private institutions in public places.

Portland limits facial recognition

April 6, 2020
Carl Miller (left) stands with Rodger Hastings (right) next to the janitorial breakroom.

The custodians: overlooked members of the Lincoln community

February 21, 2020
Millions of woman marched in protest and became the largest single-day march in U.S. history.

Farewell, 2010s: moments that shaped the decade

January 17, 2020

First-ever gender studies class in Oregon is being taught at Lincoln

September 18, 2019
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