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February, 2023 By Angelica Vasquez, Staff Reporter Here at KIPP Austin Collegiate, The Black Excellence club led by 11th-graders Kimorah Franklin and Kendall Martin strives to create change in the community and help students express themselves. We talked to the two leaders to get group members’ perspective on the club, its value, and its roleContinue reading “Interview with Leaders of Black Excellence”

February, 2023 By Lizeth Moctezuma, Editor-In-Chief KAC’s PALS, a peer assistant leadership and service program, is accepting new potential mentors for elementary, middle, and high school students– but what exactly does being a member of the PALS program mean? The program is run by Mr. Neils, the eighth grade Social Studies teacher and certified counselorContinue reading “PALS: More Than a Friend”

January, 2023 By Naomi Gomez and Erik Gonzalez, Staff Reporters After 10 years, #1 Texas girls’ volleyball team sweeps the floor against #4 Louisville at the NCAA championship December 18, 2022 at 11:30 AM. By winning all three sets, they ended their season with a score of 28 wins and 1 loss with a setContinue reading “Lady Longhorns Come Home as NCAA Champions”

February, 2023 By Brittany Ocampo & Cristian Tovar, Staff Reporters On January 19, 2023 our cardinals soccer boys team headed to Wimberly to compete in a tournament against Fredericksburg and Austin Achieve. They also faced Kerrville on Friday morning. Our cardinal boys were going to be the first to play in the tournament against Fredericksburg.Continue reading “Boys Soccer Season Kicks-Off at Wimberly Tournament”

December, 2022 By Mikayla Shanks, Staff Reporter For the past year, current Texas governor Greg Abbott and former congressman Beto O’Rourke have been competing in an intense campaign to win the votes of Texans in order to be elected as governor. Along with the results, and Abbott’s victory, many mixed emotions came on election day,Continue reading “Elections in Divided Texas Go Abbott’s Way”

By Tashira Guzman, Staff Reporter December, 2022 Senior Iker Delgado is one of the lucky few who will study abroad in London and Spain starting next fall as part of the Verto Education Program. As one of his dreams is to travel the world and meet new places, he thinks it’s an excellent opportunity forContinue reading “Iker Delgado: Going Abroad For His Education”

By Emilia Corrales, Staff Reporter November, 2022 AP US History teacher Matthew Grey is a teacher, a husband, a cook, and a musician. But he’s also a former New Yorker. The Cardinal Post talked to him about his adventures in the city and his tips for thriving on the streets of New York. What isContinue reading “Mr. Grey’s New York Stories”

Noviembre, 2022 Por: Isabella Bossio, Editorial Traducción Cientos de personas visitan The House of Torment cada temporada de otoño, está atracción esta compuesta por tres casas del terror a las cuales tienes que entrar en orden, la primera es “The Abominations”, la segunda es “Tormented” y la última es “Return to the Illusion Manor”. AdemásContinue reading “Una visita a House Of Torment”

By Kitzia Vazquez, Arts and Culture Editor October, 2022 ACL is a festival here in Austin that is always held annually and it has always been in ZIlker Park, and in which you can attend two different weekends. There are so many things included like different food vendors and also music to enjoy. Many artistsContinue reading “ACL Festival with Ms.Munoz”