At the intersection of West Pioneer and Seventh Ave S.W., there has been a recent addition of flashing beacons on the pre-existing crosswalk signs. The Facilities Planning Director of the Puyallup...

Swing dancing has become a popular past time for many Puyallup students. Originally gaining its popularity in the 1920s, swing dancing has continued to act as a positive hobby for many people even...

New USDA regulations regarding the nutritional value of the food and beverages served at schools took effect in August. The regulations called for changes within the student store and the espresso bar. DECA...

With the start of the New Year, juniors will be tasked with participating in a practice of the new Smarter Balance Test (SBA). During End of Course testing Jan. 21 and 23, juniors will be assigned to...

During both Winter Wishes and before the Seahawk won their playoff game, the south wing of the third floor has been decorated. “I was thinking about it over the weekend and talked with Mr. Hua at...

Students may have noticed a new addition to PHS during past month--the appearance of purple and gold lights on the front of the main building. Senior Jake Brown explains that the inspiration behind...

Many students take AP classes to be able to test into receiving college credit early. This year, the tests for students in the AP United States History (also called APUSH) and AP Physics classes have been...

In the Puyallup area, the Washington State Fair and Washington State Spring Fair provides students with the opportunity for an annual and short-term job. There are several restrictions on minor labor...

Across from the Thr3e coffeeshop and to the right of a large tree are some empty flagpoles that just stand up straight all day and display no flags. However this may change within the next year. ASB...