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HPISD’s New Digitarium Offers Constellation of STEAM Resources
Highland Park ISD’s Pierce Planetarium’s new expansion offers a whole new world of immersive, digital educational resources.
Marker Commemorates MLK’s 1966 Speech at SMU
Members of SMU’s student senate invited the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. to speak on campus in 1966.
Stammel, Webster Continue Mound Mastery
Highland Park has earned four straight shutouts to start 7-6A play. The hitting has been impressive, but the pitching has been sensational.
Lady Scots Roll Past Lamar in Playoffs
Highland Park earned its 13th consecutive win by shutting out Arlington Lamar 5-0 in a Class 6A Region I bi-district game on Friday in Mansfield.
HP Surges Past Irving in 7-6A Softball
Highland Park continued its offensive onslaught against the rest of District 7-6A during a pair of softball victories this week.
Lady Scots Take Momentum Into Playoffs
As usual for the state’s most decorated program, Highland Park seems to be peaking just as the girls soccer playoffs roll around.
UP City Council OKs Contract For Curtis Park Playground Equipment
The University Park City Council March 21 approved a $472,563 contract with Whirlix Design to replace the playground equipment at Curtis Park.
Real Talk: Meg Beaird
Preston Hollow resident Meg Beaird, a former pediatric nurse, turned to real estate, becoming an agent 11 years ago.
Rourke Receives NFF Gridiron Club Honor
Highland Park senior Adam Rourke was honored with the Army Black Knight Scholarship Award by the NFF Gridiron Club of Dallas.
SMU Student Makes Potential Next-Gen Food Freshness Predictor
An SMU graduate student has developed a miniature pH sensor that can tell when food has spoiled in real-time. At only 2 millimeters long and 10 millimeters wide, the flexible pH sensor could fit into existing food packaging, such as plastic wrapping.
Student Shot Outside Thomas Jefferson High School
The student was shot in the arm and taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, Dallas ISD spokeswoman Robyn Harris said.