by Kayleigh Gilbert Are nonfat yogurt and sugar free candy as good for our bodies as many ads make it sound? What do we actually ... Read More »

by Thomas O’Harra When I got to the Truckee area last week, there was little to no snow, anywhere. The temperature was in the 50s, ... Read More »

by Brittney Alston Our elevator pulled to a stop at the third floor and my sister and I, two giggling girls of eight and eleven, ... Read More »

by Breeyana Marshall I was in a mad dash to pick up my twelve year old son from a late night session at Diamond Skate ... Read More »

by Brooke Hartman The aroma of day-old fish nuggets and burned Tater Tots wafted from the lunch line. I sucked in a breath, trying to ... Read More »

by Thomas O’Harra Going into this last weekend’s races, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. I had never raced that much in three days ... Read More »

by Thomas O’Harra After the races last weekend in the Czech Republic, we packed everything up and drove ten hours through five different countries to ... Read More »

by Thomas O’Harra Hello all, Thomas again… So, last weekend (Sunday the 7th) I raced the relay at Junior World Championships. I was the scramble ... Read More »

by Steve Rubinstein I was already worried when he took my hand to wipe at his tears. By then through the wall-high windows I noticed ... Read More »

by Nick Jenkins It all began at a Halloween party in 2012. I (Nick) was dressed as a vintage mountaineer and Sean was an incredibly ... Read More »

by Thomas O’Harra So, we’ve been in Kazakhstan for about a week now, and I have to say, this place is crazy (also a note ... Read More »

First published in the Anchorage Press. On Sunday, January 18th, Alaska Pacific University student, Dasan Marshall fell to his death on the North Face of ... Read More »

by Thomas O’Harra So, on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week (the 3rd and 4th, respectively), I had my first two races of the championships. ... Read More »

by Thomas O’Harra So, it seems that I’ve found myself in Almaty, Kazakhstan. I’m writing this from more than halfway across the globe, sitting in ... Read More »

by L.J. Bosela Merry’s Island In the distance, in the sun, I see an island, all in gold Where only silver winds can run Forgotten ... Read More »

by Evan Nasse Waking up that morning on the couch I got a whiny earful of what it was my room mate truly thought of me. ... Read More »

by Evan Nasse Most people, in general, do not often measure themselves in terms of success. I have found that often times those that I ... Read More »

  by Gus Barber To live is a verb. It is an action, a movement, something that happens. Yet it seems that there are not ... Read More »

by Brock Fitzgerald Bill Nye the Science Guy once said, “The flying disc is a wonderful thing.” Although mostly known for his bowties and children’s ... Read More »

by Ashley R. Escarate Gut flora is the ecosystem made up of friendly bacteria inside your tummy. These bacteria are essential to overall wellbeing (and weight loss) and ... Read More »

by L.J. Bosela Good King Wenceslas looked out On the Feast of Stephen When the snow lay round-about Deep and crisp and even, Brightly shone ... Read More »

by Nick Jenkins Abstract: As another winter approaches with growing uncertainty, outdoor professionals across the globe are scrambling to prepare for what is sure to ... Read More »

by Garrett Okonek Think of Schrödinger’s cat, a thought experiment in which a cat is left inside a box with a vial of poison. The ... Read More »

by Bridget Galvin There are few things in this world that I truly hate, as hate is a very strong word. I remember, growing up, ... Read More »

by L. J. Bosela One misstep and she’d tumble, down the far embankment and into the river, to her death. She hated heights; they made ... Read More »