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Class of 2025, this is the moment you’ve all worked for, what you’ve all dreamed of; it almost doesn’t seem real that the time has come. The day that you’ll walk across the stage on Bison Field West, the same place where your high school journey began, is quickly approaching. Graduation is more than just leaving high school: you are leaving the days of your youth behind so you can enter the world of adulthood.…
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Imagine walking across the graduation stage on Bison Field West, never having stepped foot in Buffalo High School. A nightmare for some, but a dream for many others that will become reality starting in the 2025-2026 school year with the launch of Bison Online: a comprehensive online program that will allow students to be on a spectrum of online learning, from one or two classes to an entire Buffalo High School diploma completed virtually. After…
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The energy was high Thursday night on Bison Field West as the number one-ranked Buffalo Bison Girls’ Lacrosse Team made a strong postseason debut against the number eight-seeded Becker Bulldogs. The regular season saw the Bison defeat the Bulldogs 19-4, and the Bison’s performance in the section quarterfinals was nearly identical, resulting in a 20-4 Bison victory. The Bison came out ready to play and scored nine times in the first quarter. After an initial…
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We can all admit that school is hard, especially during tough times such as mid-term exams, and especially the end of the year. But do the grades we work so hard for really matter? Lilyrosa Carlson ‘28, a freshman, believes that grades are, “not that important. They are important to a certain extent, but it doesn’t define your smartness. Colleges are no longer just looking for grades; they are looking for what you have done…
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I feel like prey, paralyzed by a predator. I can’t move, or talk. I stare at this predator, and my friend stares back. She’s whispering about all the icks and peeves she has towards one of our mutual friends. I hate what she’s saying, but I can’t speak. I sit there like a fool, afraid to interrupt the teacher or anger my friend, afraid of what they’d think of me. I stay quiet. This is…
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Collections are much more than just an assortment of items gathering dust on a shelf. Whether it’s stamps, coins, or even TV show memorabilia, collecting can be a deeply meaningful and enriching hobby. But why do people collect? Why does it matter, and where is the line between collection and overconsumption? Collectors collect a variety of things for a variety of reasons. Whatever you can imagine, somebody most likely collects it. It is the thrill…
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Every day, about 34 people in the United States die in drunk-driving related crashes — that’s one person every 42 minutes. In 2023, 12,429 people died in alcohol-impaired driving traffic deaths, according to www.nhsta.gov. All these deaths were preventable. As part of BHS’s 2025 AAA PROMise, students from the theater department conducted a Mock Crash on Tuesday, April 29th, to raise awareness and help teach peers about the effects of impaired…
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Despite cold and dreary conditions on Bison Field West Thursday night, the Bison Girls Lacrosse team continued a successful season with a 19-4 victory over the Becker Bulldogs. After dropping their first game to Cretin Derham Hall, the Bison haven’t looked back and have won all of their games since. Within only one minute of starting the game, the Bison were already on the board after a goal by Hattie Touissant ‘25. Buffalo continued to…
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For many seniors, flipping through their Got to Be Me book is a rite of passage, intended to be a time capsule packed with reflections, doodles, dreams, and the kind of questions only a middle schooler could answer, for better or for worse. As the Class of 2025 prepares to toss their caps and turn their tassels, the boxes of Got to Be Me books have been handed out, with seniors paging through and giggling…
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Kicking off Unified Week, BHS hosted Unified’s “Under the Sea” Prom this past Saturday. After students and attendees got checked in, they were provided a corsage or boutonniere before walking the red carpet. After spending a good amount of volunteer time, the Cafeteria was given a makeover and completely transformed into the ocean theme. Jellyfish hung up, pieces of coral around the cafeteria, balloons, streamers, and lights were all included in the hard work that…
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