Features – Cedar BluePrints Magazine

Coming out: The transgender community becomes more visible at Cedar

Over the past few years the number of transgender youth has doubled from prior estimates (0.6% of youth over the

On Sept. 1, The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) released the 2022 scores for their long-term trend assessment test,

Genevieve Bielli and Aissatou Sarr bring you more student news including Aliyah Adams spotlighting local equestrian Melina De La Vega,

Decked out in Dartmouth merch, senior Daniel Choi huddles around his computer, preparing to open the email of a lifetime.

Walking into Keppner Boxing on the East side of Athens, one might expect blaring music, booming coach’s drills, or the

While playing 25 instruments may sound unachievable and unreal, junior Mason Hardy is only getting started. “As band became easier,

After graduating from Cedar Shoals in 2018, Arnulfo Flores returned in 2021 to the Jags as a staff member. He

March 4, 2023March 4, 2023 BluePrints Staff 8 min read

From posts about zero emission vehicles to sustainable tampon sourcing, the Sustainable Carolina social media pages have information on just

The Cedar Shoals that current Athletic Director and head basketball coach L’Dreco Thomas graduated from was very different from the