Teens Join DKMS To Fight Blood Cancers
Ava Williams saw the difference DKMS makes in the fight against blood cancers and disorders when her brother needed a bone marrow transplant in 2018.
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Author: Kate Clark
Hockaday Student, Three Alumnae Serve Our Heroes
Four women, all younger than 20, all with connections to the Hockaday School, and all with family who served in the military, have created a nonprofit dedicated to caring for veterans and providing meals to doctors, nurses, and staff in Veteran Affairs (VA) hospitals.
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Bluffview Resident Uses Art and Faith to Heal and Help
Brenda Bogart is an artist, a Christian, and a giver. With God by her side, she utilizes her artistic talents in order to give back to the Dallas community.
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Greenhill Names Toliver, Clark as Distinguished Alumna for 2020
One was awarded an Oscar this year. Another has steadily served the school even 24 years after graduation – both were honored by the Greenhill School this year.
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Family Cord Cutting Project Becomes a Business
Rising St. Mark’s School of Texas freshmen Ben Adams and Bennett Alger created Ben’s Streaming Consulting to help clients “cut the cord”.
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Youth-Run Organization Advocates With Podcast, Online Articles
Greenhill School junior Sheena Kwon created an organization to raise awareness, educate, and support the fight for women’s rights.
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Did You Know These ABCs?
As Dallas picked up speed, beloved restaurants and stores reopened their doors to the public.
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‘Always Ready for the Call,’ Miller Joins Coast Guard
Sports scholarship takes Jesuit grad to Academy, commissioned service
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The Lesson of the Class of 2020: Appreciate All Those Times Together
Seniors experienced abrupt changes, missed out on traditions, found reasons to hope
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Fair Park Goes Back to the Jurassic
A long time ago in the Mesozoic era, dinosaurs roamed freely; however, these monstrous reptiles were wiped out by a
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Project Still I Rise Summer Camp Empowers – Virtually
Project Still I Rise (PSIR) converted its normal, in-person summer programs into a virtual summer program in light of COVID-19.
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