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Poster showing a bird’s eye view of the Albina neighborhood in 1948, 1962 and 2023 (from left to right).
Restoring Albina
Fictional Tips For a School Year of Success
Fictional Tips For a School Year of Success
Prophet Center - Dr. Matthew Prophet Education Center, where PPS district board meetings are held and budget concerns are brought up and addressed.
Cutting into the Community
Revolution, Grrrl Style
Revolution, Grrrl Style
Vy Tran was elected as Senior Patrol Leader, the highest ranking leadership position in Troop 243 — the second female, all-Vietnamese troop in Oregon.
One of the Boys
Grant Women's Soccer huddled with matching “Save the Bread” bracelets.
From Rituals to Results: Grant Athletes’ Paths to Success
Concrete to Diamond
Concrete to Diamond
Fair Play?
Fair Play?
An Outlet in the Air
An Outlet in the Air
A Swimmer's Setback
A New School of Thought
A New School of Thought
All in The Acting
All in The Acting
Taking care of Batts proved difficult for her family as her illness progressed. Elizabeth and Alan Batts say that in the months before her death, she cut off communication and isolated herself.
A Life Derailed
Playing the Part
Playing the Part
Even though Olivia Bee's work largely centers around working for commercial companies, she's stayed true to the artistic style she's developed over the years, something she describes as "documentary with a romantic eye."
Capturing the Light
Grant High School Vice Principal Luis Jara.
Piecing Grant Together
"An Intellectual Turn of Mind”
"An Intellectual Turn of Mind”
Striking a Chord
Striking a Chord
A Sunny Disposition
A Sunny Disposition
Staying in the Game
Staying in the Game
The one with her Grant jersey “Ratenaproeksa demonstrates her control of the ball as she looks to advance, gripping her stick with only one hand.”
Kate CATZenaproeksa
Mari Baker playing her bass clarinet.
Student Stars
Grant Theater Goes Together
Grant Theater Goes Together
Meet the Staff: Grant Magazine 2024-2025
Meet the Staff: Grant Magazine 2024-2025
Senior Video 2023
Senior Video 2023
Grant's new Digital Photography and Printmaking teacher spends his free time making various pieces of art.
The Media Man
Critiques on the Coastal East
Critiques on the Coastal East
Mental Hell
Mental Hell
Grant senior Max SB.
More Than a Sport: A Lifestyle
A forest of trees is lit up by a sunset, making the bark glow a warm orange color.
Along the Pacific Northwest's Winding Trails
Middletown's poster.
A Review of “Middletown”
Podcast: A Choice of Words, a Matter of Conscience
Podcast: A Choice of Words, a Matter of Conscience
The Student News Site of Grant High School

Grant Magazine
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Morel's set-up to ensure proper color matches.

Grant Magazine Goes to Morel Ink

June 7, 2014
As the school year nears an end, Grant Magazine staffers had the pleasure of touring Morel Ink and watching the final issue of the magazine in the printing process. Big thank you to Morel for their generosity in donating the printing.
Starting The Conversation

Starting The Conversation

By Olivia Berry Photo by Cassius Pettit • May 14, 2014
New health teacher Natalie Riley uses her own life experiences to lead difficult discussions.
It's Monsoon Season

It's Monsoon Season

By Madeline Metz | Photos courtesy of Wilson Models • May 14, 2014
Meet Jerick Hoffer, the Grant alum who took the world of drag by storm with his naughty alter ego, Jinkx Monsoon.
Grant Magazine Takes NYC

Grant Magazine Takes NYC

Photos by Taylor Ishida Video by Cassius Pettit and Sawyer Montgomery • May 14, 2014
Thanks to many generous donations, Grant Magazine made it to New York City!
Not Your Average Joe

Not Your Average Joe

Story and photos by Eliza Kamerling-Brown • May 14, 2014
Grant alum Joe McFerrin II draws upon his past experiences to help Portland's at-risk youth turn their lives around.
Quick Mag May 2014

Quick Mag May 2014

May 14, 2014
Get updated on Don Gavitte's campaign for District 42, hear what's going on with the school dress code and learn about a mural seen in a Grant hallway.
The Minimalist

The Minimalist

Story and Photos by Jessica Barr • May 14, 2014
Cole Hepner is a do-it-yourselfer. He grows his own plants, makes his own tools and serves as his own guide. What’s next on his to-do list?
K.O.

K.O.

By Kosumo Tani-Hughes | Photo by Cassie Hill • May 13, 2014
Freshman Blu Midyett quit boxing after a rough match last year. But after dusting himself off, he’s back in the game.
Betsy and Pola

Humans of Grant Park

By Sarah Barr • May 12, 2014
Members of the Grant community come together to enjoy the park.
Leaving the Basement Behind

Leaving the Basement Behind

By Ahren Lahvis Photos by Sarah Barr • May 11, 2014
Freshman Lilian Williams had to deal with her mother’s drug addiction and neglect, but their loving relationship never wavered.
On the Run

On the Run

Interview and photo by Luke Bolton • May 9, 2014
Deborah Kafoury, a 1985 Grant graduate and mother, talks about her cheerleading days as a General, running for Multnomah County chair and how jogging helps clear her mind.
Origin: Unknown

Origin: Unknown

Story and photos by Taylor Ishida • May 6, 2014
Ann Curtis was abandoned by her birth parents as a baby on the side of the road, leaving her with unanswered questions.
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