The Blazer

Green goals grow with planned solar panels, charging stations

By Cooper Tenney • March 14, 2022

Head of School Chris Mazzola has called for “priority” on sustainability as Branson expands its solar and environmental initiatives.

By Shun Graves • March 10, 2022

The pandemic, now nearing its two-year anniversary, has declined. And COVID-19 rules will further loosen as masks go optional.

By Reese Dahlgren • February 19, 2022

Students and faculty honor the new year with food, family and fun.

By Shun Graves • February 15, 2022

The Ross Town Council, after three meetings, has approved a plan for Branson to increase its enrollment.

By Shun Graves • February 8, 2022

In its second meeting on the topic, the Ross Town Council settled on a plan for approval next week of Branson’s enrollment increase.

By Gigi Hohenrieder • February 1, 2022

New restrictions on dining in the commons could continue because of the omicron strain.

By Cooper Tenney • January 31, 2022

No-meat Mondays could extend beyond January. But students should first have a say.

By Ava Carlson • January 29, 2022

Get to know the newest teacher in Branson's English department.

By Herschel Pell • January 29, 2022

The fast-spreading virus strain has made students and teachers adapt to remote learning.

By Josie Hohenrieder • January 29, 2022

After its pandemic closure, the campus store once again sells food and beverages.

By Reese Dahlgren • January 19, 2022

Students get ready for their first Branson dance concert of 2022.

By Shun Graves • January 13, 2022

In a marathon session that extended to midnight, the Ross Town Council decided that it needs more time to decide on an enrollment increase.