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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

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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

Story by Sydney Jones and Sophie Hauth | Photo by Eliza Kamerling-Brown • November 28, 2016
When it comes to photography and film, Grant graduate Olivia Bee doesn’t need anyone to create standards for her work.
'Soy una Persona'

'Soy una Persona'

Story and photos by Mackie Mallison • November 28, 2016
Gloria Trujillo is a new Spanish teacher at Grant, but her rookie status hasn’t stopped her from challenging the status quo.
When Words Matter

When Words Matter

Story by Georgia Greenblum | Photos by Molly Metz and and Toli Tate | Video by Kali Rennaker • November 28, 2016
Storytelling has given Gene Sandall an outlet to get through his physical and emotional struggles. Now he’s found a new platform at KBOO radio.
Afterthoughts: Different Worlds

Afterthoughts: Different Worlds

Story by Georgia Greenblum | Illustration by Molly Metz • November 28, 2016
After the Jewish New Year, an observant Jew recognizes the obstacles of keeping faith in a secular city.
Quick Mag November 2016

Quick Mag November 2016

Contributed to by multiple Grant Magazine staffers. • November 28, 2016
A condensed version of Grant Magazine that has almost nothing to do with just about anything else.
Editorial: A Safe Place?

Editorial: A Safe Place?

November 28, 2016
For LGBTQ+ students and staff at Grant, we’re not there yet.
In My Opinion: Can We Talk?

In My Opinion: Can We Talk?

By Dylan Palmer • Illustration by Julian Wyatt • November 28, 2016
In-person conversations, not social media, will help us all gain understanding when it comes to race.
Arden Butterfield finds joy in film making. For him, it's a way to channel his ideas and creativity into being. "Going about the day... I come up with lots of story snippets and ideas," he says. "Film is kind of a way for me to put them together."

Behind the Camera

Story by Charlotte Klein and Narain Dubey | Photos by Finn Hawley-Blue • November 28, 2016
Arden Butterfield has never had a large group of friends. Now, he’s using art and film at Grant to express himself.
Pen and Ink: Morning Ritual

Pen and Ink: Morning Ritual

By Julian Wyatt • November 28, 2016
Staying consistent throughout the first few months of school is easy ... until it gets hard.
Time With: Setting Goals, Scoring Goals

Time With: Setting Goals, Scoring Goals

Interview by Charlotte Klein • Photo by Finn Hawley-Blue • November 28, 2016
The Grant senior has committed her time to soccer and kicked her way onto the global stage.
Ahmad Hill began his martial arts career with mixed martial arts, but he switched to taekwondo after feeling a strong connection with it's values and traditions.

Kicking it Up a Notch

Story by Miles Rideau | Photos by Miles Rideau and Blu Midyett | Video by Blu Midyett • November 28, 2016
Martial arts kept senior Ahmad Hill centered while his father was deployed overseas. Now, it’s a way of life.
Moments: Staging It

Moments: Staging It

Photos and Interviews by Blu Midyett, Finn Hawley-Blue, Toli Tate, and Momoko Baker • November 28, 2016
They belted the high notes. They opened their hearts. And they left it all on stage when the Thespian Board recently hosted its first Karaoke Night in the theater room at Grant High School. For many who attended, the night stood for more than just singing.
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