Everlasting friendships. Comforting community. Applicable skills.    These are a few benefits of being a part of the Technology Student Association (TSA) according to members of the organization. “It gives me a culture, a club, and people that I can always go to if I have a problem, especially...

A new sport and staff member has arrived at Cherokee Trail. Girl’s flag football began this year, and teacher Drew Robertson had the opportunity to coach this new sport. Robertson explains what led him to coach this new sport as a new teacher at CT, “My biggest interest in coaching girl’s flag...

Hoco, Hoco, Hoco arguably the best time of the year! Trail media reporter, Celestine Dimulu takes us back to reminisce on all the memories we made this past September during homecoming week!

“I think the mission of Powderpuff, is to bring girls together and empower girls,” said Michael James, Activities Director, and the administrator in charge of planning and implementing the Powderpuff event. Powderpuff is an annual event during homecoming week to bring students together and raise...

  Final exams are around the corner and they are something that can be very stressful for many students. Studying for final exams involves a lot of hard work and a good work ethic. Some students here at CT shared how they deal with stress during finals and how they study the best.    Yanet Solomon...

  Torn ACL, broken leg, sprained ankle. All injuries happen in a split second and can be easily fixed with a cast, and, in the worst case, surgery. But for Noorah Muzaffar, a cast will not help her injury—compartment syndrome. With less than 20,000 diagnoses a year, Muzaffar is one of a kind.  ...

   In the latest quest to satisfy their hunger, trail media reporters Shishyan Bhatta and Yabetse Beneberu landed at the local Five Guys in Southlands. Known for their Burgers, the duo are keen to know if Five Guys is a location worth a trip of famished students nearby.   Right as we opened...