On Jan. 14, the Demonettes beat their rivals the Lady Horsemen 32-44 in a game the whole city of Santa Fe would want to be there for.   Coming off of their third consecutive...

The first annual SFHS Science Fair held on Jan. 9 was a success. The first-place winners were David Arrieta with Andres Zamora, Alexandra Terrazas with Lizbeth Madrid, and...

After two months of eager waiting, the semifinalist names for the 2020 Mars Rover have been announced. A total of 156 semifinalists have been chosen from across the country....

Before the dance show in November, SFHS Dance Club members decided to donate a portion of their box office proceeds to the Santa Fe Animal Shelter and Humane Society. The...

The average person eats a credit card’s worth of plastic every week, according to a report by the World Wide Fund for Nature. Within a year, the average American inhales...

“Cultural appropriation” is defined by Merriam-Webster as an instance of appropriating something related to culture. “Appropriating” is defined as taking something...

Three SFHS Studio Art students, Natalia Payne, Mamie Hess, and Geneva Curry, have had their pieces accepted into SITE Santa Fe's upcoming show Artists Concerned for the World.   "This...

Sea of Ink and Gold is a series of three books written by Californian author Traci Chee. The trilogy starts with the book The Reader, which introduces us to the protagonist...

Santa Fe High science teacher Mr. Richard Pitman has won the 2020 Golden Apple Excellence in Teaching Award, making him one of just seven teachers in New Mexico to win this...