Whether it is about restroom passes or protest, Hickman students showed they weren't just there to learn but also to have their voices heard this year. Students showed that they care about using their...

From Ketanji Brown Jackson to Sonia Sotomayor or Oprah Winfrey and even Pope Leo, Speech and Debate is one thing that many of the world's greatest politicians, activists and public speakers have in common.  Speech...

With political tensions, cultural worries and antisemetic views on the rise, it was a surprise to many Hickman students when the all school play was announced this year: The Diary of Anne Frank.  Since...

Coughing, sneezing, body aches, vomiting, chills and fatigue are some of the most common symptoms of the contagious virus sweeping across the nation this winter. Two entire weeks of school completed after...

After a year of planning, Hickman was finally able to bring in award winning author Dashka Slater. A couple weeks ago Hickman students were given the opportunity to meet Dashka Slater and her work in an...

On Friday, Nov. 14, Hickman hosted the Missouri Student Council Districts, a regional conference designed for students involved in Student Council to share ideas and meet others interested in shaping the...

As Columbia Public Schools adds more administrators to its payroll, some teachers and students are asking whether the district’s hiring priorities align with classroom needs. This year, Hickman High...

Over summer break, Hickman has gone through a few maintenance updates; updates that may seem small to some, but are seriously unfavorable to others. Specifically, the repavement of the stairs and ramp...

Missouri Senate Bill (MO 68) has sparked controversy, with many disagreeing with the limitations on the usage of personal devices during the school day. Many students at Hickman have strong opinions on...

As students returned to school in August, the Columbia Career Center recently opened its doors to its brand new addition for high school students in the Columbia area. The Career Center is a huge investment...

According to census.gov, a sprawling population of 68 million people in the United States possesses Hispanic heritage. 141 of these people are enrolled here, at Hickman.    To classify as Hispanic...