Mac Larsen

It’s clear that Lake Oswego Robotics is growing each year, adding more teams and more student participants.

Lake Oswego High School graduate Nidhi Nair received a $10,000 scholarship from OnPoint Community Credit Union and the Oregon School Activities Association for outstanding scholarship and participation in OSAA-sanctioned activities.

Lake Oswego High School senior Henri Danzelaud engineered a solution for a problem that all dog owners in the Pacific Northwest can appreciate: the time-consuming and difficult task of wiping

For Lake Oswego High School sophomore Arjun Ramakrishnan, a stock pitch isn’t just about research, analytics and numbers – a lot of numbers – it’s also about telling a story.

It’s appropriate that the final production in the old Lake Oswego Junior High School auditorium is filled with magic and adventure.

Members of the Lake Oswego High School robotics team ToborTech celebrated an incredible achievement at their final competition.

For members of the Lake Oswego Youth Leadership Council, the trip to make their voices heard was an hour-long early morning car ride to Salem.

Giving a Valentine’s Day card is a simple act of kindness and love.

A tale as old as time is coming to Lake Oswego High School.

A bridge is a powerful metaphor.

The 18 students on the Lake Oswego Youth Leadership Council received another ringing endorsement during Tuesday’s Lake Oswego School Board meeting.

During the last Lake Oswego City Council meeting of the year, 18 local high school students made their voices heard.

To fans of “Peter Pan,” the set for Lake Oswego High School Theatre Department’s play “Lost Girl” could appear eerily familiar. There’s a four-post bed and wide, double windows, perfect