The Loveland Roar

As a junior, making college plans has quickly become a major part of my life. According to the Department of Education, approximately 60% of American high school students enrolled in a two- or four-year college program within a year of graduation as of 2023. Per data from CollegeVine, which offers a vast repository of college information and statistics, the average college-bound high school student in the United States applies to between 6 and 10 schools and visits between 5

With this early Spring season, there’s one thing on all the upperclassmen’s minds: planning for prom! Although AP testing is quickly approaching, it seems to be on the back burner and cast aside while prom takes the forefront in all the older Loveland students’ minds. In spite of the fact that prom is supposed to be a fun way to let loose and approach the end of the school year, while making core high school memories, for many students, it is causing an added weight to their

The time has come! After a hiatus that lasted multiple years, Harry Styles will be releasing his fourth studio album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, this Friday. This album will consist of twelve tracks. Alongside the release of a new album, Styles will also release a special on the following Sunday on Netflix, Harry Styles: One Night in Manchester, in which he performs the album. Harry Styles, though recently seen running the Berlin Marathon, has been quite incognit

Every summer, the second- through eighth-graders of Loveland come together for two weeks of running, jumping, and throwing. Usually, the first week after school’s out, track camp consists of stations that introduce kids to each event at a normal track meet, culminating in a mock meet that lets each kid try every event. Cross-country camp is normally a week or two after, similarly consisting of stations, but each serves only to encourage everyone to run. At the end of the week