Finding Solid Ground Story by Isabel Lickey | Photos by Finn Hawley-Blue | Videos by Mackie Mallison and Kana Heitzman • February 24, 2017 Losing a parent is a tragedy, but it’s not uncommon for students. When it does happen, a key to coping is to talk about it.
In My Opinion: Please, Feel. February 24, 2017 As boys and men, isn’t it about time that we embrace our emotions and challenge gender norms?
Editorial: Hitting Close to Home February 24, 2017 Homelessness in Portland can be eradicated, but we all need to step up.
A Life Derailed Story by Callie Quinn-Ward | Photos by Molly Metz • February 24, 2017 Grant alumnus Karen Batts was a beloved member of the Grant community. Last month, she died homeless on the streets.
Loud and Clear Story and photos by Ella DeMerritt • February 24, 2017 Khiarica Rasheed used to keep to herself. Racial disparities have pushed her to speak out for those who don’t have a voice.
Making Memories By Finn Hawley-Blue • February 24, 2017 A mentor steps into a young photographer’s life and offers a lesson.
Pen and Ink: If You Treated An Office Job Like It Was High School Story by Sarah Hamilton | Illustrations by Julian Wyatt • February 24, 2017 What would happen if you treated an office job like it was high school?
Band Together Story and photos by Momoko Baker • February 24, 2017 While Michail Thompson pursues a career in the music world, he gives back to the community through a mentorship program.
Time With: Tatted Interview and photo by Molly Metz • February 24, 2017 With 16 tattoos and counting, the Grant graduate and staff member looks back on her tattoo obsession.
Finding Their Truth Story by Sophie Hauth | Photos by Momoko Baker • February 24, 2017 Grant English teacher Mykhiel Deych’s road to self-discovery.
Podcast: It's the Small Fears that Count Podcast by Blu Midyett • February 24, 2017 From medieval art to stickers, we find the reasons and purpose behind some of the strangest phobias at Grant High School.
Alter Egos Story by Kana Heitzman and Blu Midyett | Photos by Kana Heitzman | Video by Blu Midyett • February 24, 2017 Superheroes, anime warriors and movie characters have become a way of life for a set of young people.
![Artita-Guerrero knows that she will always remember her mom, but as she grows older her memories become less pronounced. “It’s the smaller things I wish I could remember but can’t,” she says.“So many other thing have happened in my life that I’m kinda like covering...[her death].”](https://grantmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/DSC_5574-copy-copy.jpg)
