Four BUHS seniors dish on their last year, motivation and support, while also providing encouragement for underclassmen.
Dr. Charisma Popillion sits down with reporter Elizabeth Reyna to briefly discuss the 2021-222 school year.
Beaumont United Reporter Elizabeth Reyna takes a winding path to try and understand why we choose the clothes we wear.
Beaumont United Reporter Brooklynne Gardiner discusses mental health, well being, and options for practicing self care.
The graduating class of 2021 faced COVID 19 and survived. But, living in Beaumont Texas? A virus wasn't the only thing students had to face. Located near the Gulf Coast, we take a beating with weather events on a fairly regular basis.
COVID-19? Yeah, we dealt with it... but wait until you hear the rest of the story.
The 2021 graduating class of BUHS has encountered numerous disasters. So much so, this class can add the word RESILIENT to their resumes. Listen in as a handful of seniors recount the last four years of constant change and disaster, and hear their take on how its helped them grow and prepare for the future.
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This is the story of one teen who found the courage to overcome.
Some of the audio is difficult to understand, due to our modifications to protect the victim's identity. If you would like to read the transcript please go to our website:
A guest student podcaster interviews two grassroots organizers - who want to empower you to use your voice.
A senior reflects on her years in high school.
The ups and downs, what she thought high school would be like, and what it turned out to be.
Are they the same?
Did it turn out even better than expected?
Crystal Capetillo breaks down juggling school and work, cliques, friends, and much more in this episode of the Howl.
This episode of the Howl features a teacher at the Taylor Career Center within BISD, and the impact she has on her students.
Our Journalism teacher reflects on COVID-19, May 2020