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In early February, Buffalo High School students will begin to register for new classes for the 2026-2027 school year. Enrolling for new classes brings feelings of both excitement and nervousness for many. Registration introduces the opportunity to pick classes that align with a student’s academic goals, and also affects decisions that may end up majorly impacting students’ lives for the next year. As many students look towards their future, they aim to prepare themselves for…
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Some may know Joe Keery, and most will know Steve Harrington, the 80s heartthrob, bully-turned-babysitter from ‘Stranger Things’, but he’s much more than a baseball bat full of nails and End of Beginning. The Crux is the third studio album by Joe Keery, under his musical alias, Djo, It was released independently under AWAL on April 4, 2025, and served as the follow-up to his previous album, Decide (2022), which features breakout hit End of…
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There’s an urban legend among Mock Trial students that Buffalo v. Buffalo always happens in the fifth round of trial, the round that decides who is going to state. One year, it was round five Buffalo V1, mostly seniors facing off against Buffalo V2, mostly underclassmen. They rode the bus to the courthouse together, and they faced off in a battle of characters and wits, and the winner was… V2. There was silence and tears…
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The illumination from a single, blue-tinted spotlight and the quiet rustle of a crowd awaiting their chance to applaud is how the Buffalo High School One Act concluded their performance at the 5AA Section competition earlier today. This performance earned them First Place at Sections and will advance them to the MSHSL State One Act Festival for the first time since 2023. The State Festival will be held on Thursday, February 5 & 6, at…
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Upwards of 150 BHS students walked out of class at 1:09 p.m. yesterday in protest of ICE activities in Minnesota. The peaceful walkout was planned by the student-run organization Courageous Conversations. Some students carried handmade signs, while others found out about the event only hours before. The students who participated circled the school in below-zero temperatures. The protest lasted approximately 20 minutes before most of the students returned to the building and joined their fourth-hour…
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At high schools throughout Minnesota, students are participating in peaceful walkouts to practice their First Amendment rights of freedom of speech and assembly. Students are collectively leaving their classrooms to express their opinions and speak out against the ICE raids occurring in Minnesota. On Monday, January 26, students at Buffalo High School will partake in their own organized peaceful walkout. This was put together by the Courageous Conversations student-run group at Buffalo High School; they…
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Tonight, the ninth and tenth grade production of High School Musical Jr. soared through their first performance. The ninth and tenth grade musical is a new opportunity this year, meant to give underclassmen more opportunities to participate in theater with less pressure. Unlike most other BHS productions, the show made its debut in the Discovery Elementary Auditorium instead of the BHS Performing Arts Center, because it is run through Community Education. It was directed by…
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As of the second trimester of the 2025-2026 school year, English teacher Madi Miller is the only English 10 instructor who has adapted curriculum to align with the updated Minnesota K-12 Language Arts standards, which went into effect July 3, 2023. These standards state that students should be able to “Analyze influences on content, meaning, and style of text, including fact and fiction, time period, and author perspective and identity, including Dakota and Anishinaabe perspective,…
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The Bison hosted a strong Waconia team on December 22nd in the main gym, ultimately resulting in a 53-67 loss. The Waconia Wildcats gained momentum early on, scoring the opening basket of the game. The Bison’s starting line up consisted of Brianna Eggers ‘28, Mia Haugen ‘27, Aubrie Guida ‘27, Avery Bjorklund ‘26, and Reese Millerbernd ‘29. All of which continued to fight for the game. Millerbernd, Eggers, and Kherington Braun ‘28 would all go…
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Chloe Erickson ‘26 originally started her small business, Chloe’s Embroidery and Crafts, as a way to make extra money, but since then it has turned into fun bonding time with her Grandma. Erickson sought out her Grandma to be her business partner because she had taught her how to sew and has been a big supporter of the business. “I asked for an embroidery machine one year for Christmas, and I was expecting a little…
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