• The Bison Football Team lost to the Spring Lake Park Panthers 7-21 on Friday evening. The Bison fell to a 4-3 record against the Panthers, who entered the game  6-0. If the Bison had won, they would have gotten District Champs for the third year in a row. The Bison worked together during the first quarter, leaving the Panthers with a lead of only 7 in the end. Throughout the second quarter, Bison fell loose…

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  • AI can be a great learning tool for students. It can provide quick and easy information, give you tools to study for tests and quizzes, and it can even help you summarize information that’s hard to understand in school. But recently, one in five students in America have admitted that they have been using AI to cheat in their assignments, and 25% of people are in a “gray area” meaning they don’t consider it wrong…

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  • On the first night of Sections, the #2 Buffalo Bison Girls Soccer Team took home a win, beating the #7 Moorhead Spuds 6-1 on Bison Field West last night. The Bison’s first 3 goals were scored by Courtney Kotish ’27, followed by Jeanette Bermudez , Sophie Alerman ’26, and Katherine Donlan ’27. With Kotish scoring one after another, she ended her hat trick with a back flip. When half time hit the Bison were confident…

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  • For the Bison Football team, late May to early June marks the beginning of inventory and equipment analysis, a task taken on by the Varsity student managers. In the final weeks before the summer of 2025 began, managers Skye McKibben ‘26, Kalah Nord ‘26, Julia Braglemann ‘26, and Ireland Morris ‘27 began organizing and sorting through jerseys, pads, helmets, water bottles, and other equipment found in the storage room (also known as the “foxhole”) located…

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  • The 2025-2026 school year is just getting started, and with it, a big change for some Buffalo High School students and teachers. For the first time, BHS is offering online classes taught by district staff members through the platform ‘Bison Online’.  Students in Bison Online choose to take online classes for a variety of reasons. Learning online can allow for more opportunities for self-paced learning, free time, and flexibility. “I chose to do online school…

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  • The BCMS pool is used year-round by the Girls and Boys High School swim teams, Wave Swim Club, Community Ed Swim Lessons, and Open Swim. It was built in 1988, and it has been an uphill battle to keep it operational. One major concern is the starting blocks that have been deemed a safety hazard by MSHSL officials. With the cost of the blocks being $6,000 a piece, it is an unexpected expense that the…

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  • The Ballers in Paris won the annual Volleyball Fun Night Tournament on Friday night. The team contained seniors Wyatt Anderson, Gavin Johnson, Charlie Rosso, Parker Youngquist, Jace Peterson, Grady Grossman, Brevan Schauer, Danika Rosenau Evalynn Mahr. The event was the culmination of Homecoming’s Fun Night, which included games, movies, snacks. Many teams gathered in the BAC to hopefully take bragging rights over their fellow classmates. As many students gathered in the gym warming up at…

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  • Right away in the first quarter, wide receiver Jackson Coss ‘26 scored a touchdown, putting the Bison first on the scoreboard. Shortly after, Hendrix Gatz ‘26 ran into the endzone, ending the quarter with the Bison in the lead, 14-0. Wide receiver Anthony Jordan ’27 got a touchdown within the first 30 seconds of the second quarter. Quarterback Grant Benson ‘26 zoomed past everyone, leading the Bison with yet another touchdown, securing the lead in…

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  • Home Sweet Homecoming wraps up when the dance ends at 10 p.m. on Saturday. For Student Council, this represents the culmination of multiple months of preparation and hours of extra work behind the scenes. The planning began this summer when Student Council seniors gathered for their annual theme meeting. During that session, co-presidents Lauren Berg ‘26 and Evie Lubben ‘26 introduced the “Home Sweet Homecoming” concept that’s now coming to life. “We came into the…

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  • The students and staff at BHS are doing many things to get ready for this year’s Homecoming Dance this weekend. From decorations, to dresses, to music, everyone is contributing to the dance in some way to make it as fun as possible. Students have been preparing to go to the dance for the last few weeks, and with the dance coming up this weekend. “I’m excited to hang out with friends and dance,” Josi Scherber…

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