The student media website of Minnehaha Academy Upper School
As the week draws to a close, the Minnehaha community prepares for the 2016 Minnehaha Spectacular, an event centered on spending quality time with other M.A. families and students while raising...
It started with a sport called ringette. Two decades ago, it became girls' high school hockey. Feb. 4 was a monumental day for girls' athletics. Marking the 21st anniversary of the Minnesota High...
"Our motto is 'many hands make light work,'" said choir teacher Karen Lutgen, as the student body in the audience grew increasingly restless in anticipation of the coming event. After a few more...
Outside, the flecks of wintry white snow drift softly to the ground, coating the trees, tennis courts and clock tower in a thick layer of fluff. Students flock around large orange posters, then,...
The action has begun as all the talk and turmoil of the 2016 presidential election has led to the presidential caucus in Iowa in which the nomination process of the candidates will begin. Although...
In the spirit of the Snodaze, all of the students gathered in the chapel to watch an intense round of MA related jeopardy. Categories like teacher mashup (with famous people), Johnny Goth...
International Space Station launch delayed The launch for Minnehaha's International Space Station project, initially...
Slideshow by Ben Erickson.
Band director leaves mark after 13 years at M.A. By Carter Schuld.
Sacred Studies teacher reflects on 14 years at M.A. By Elliot Dorow Hovland.
Science teacher, coach leaving to pursue PhD. By Chris Schold.
News media consumers are slowly moving from print to mobile because of accessibility, study shows. By Elliot Dorow Hovland.
South Campus librarian retires after 36 years. By Meena Morar.
College and guidance counselor to leave M.A. By Raye Ebensteiner.
The printed word remains a popular way to get news, despite what some believe For years doomsday seers have been...