Walking into the school cafeteria and buying a water bottle to quench your thirst is something most students do every day. However, most students do not realize the amount of plastic they are using.  The...

Red lanterns hung from the ceiling. Traditional food and snacks laid out on trays. Students gathered around laughing and playing games. The year of the tiger has begun. In this month of February,...

Ninth- and 10th-grade students gathered in the Ogilvie Lobby and outside on the Falcon Green for a rodeo-themed party on Saturday, Feb. 5.  Inside the Oglivie Lobby, there were several casino tables,...

Students took an FCD Prevention Works survey asking various questions relating to students' use of substances and perception of substance use on Oct. 21.  The survey was meant to get a better understanding...

On the Brown Auditorium’s stage, with beaming bright lights shining down upon the stars of the night's show, seats will fill with an eager audience to watch African-American students display their culture...

The semester is coming to an end and grades are nearing finalization, but there’s still one thing left: midterms. Midterms begin on Friday, Dec. 10 with the World Language examinations. The following...

The Dining and Learning Center has been a place filled with life, from students eating and studying to faculty and staff working. Since the start of in-person education last year, the Dining and Learning...

For the first time in over a year, Central Texas Model UN opened its doors for an in-person conference and Kinkaid’s team was ready. The Falcon team of 14 students competed against over 500 students...

Students may see a large shift from paper worksheets to Microsoft Word or Google Doc documents in the coming week.  Due to a supplier shortage and the global supply chain crisis, school printers are...

The Kinkaid administration updated its protocols for COVID-19 on Oct. 7 to return to a more traditional learning environment.  “As we have begun to open the campus for more activities and welcome...

Flashing colored lights, bass-boosted music and the sounds of laughs and merry shouts abounded in Houstoun Plaza, as students and staff chaperones gathered to celebrate homecoming for the first time since...

Sweet treats abounded in the Quad as the clouds receded last Thursday and Friday at lunch. The UNICEF Club set up a bake sale to raise money for relief efforts in Haiti.  On Aug. 14, a magnitude 7.2...