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After cutting back to the middle on a play designed to go to the outside, running back Andres Rodriguez broke through the line of scrimmage for the Knights' most explosive play of the scrimmage. Photo by Dave Winter.

Against talented Mustangs, persistent Knights show flashes of potential on offense, defense

September 26, 2020

Talk of worn-in, laced-up shoes and discount deals spill from the front desk into the game and bowling areas on the final days before Dart Bowl's closure.

A trip down Dart Bowl’s memory lanes

July 31, 2020

Adamson stands beside the COTA track she drove with her daughter on Mother's Day earlier this year.

Since she was little, Adamson has felt need for F1 speed

July 24, 2020

Carbajal to continue football career at Trinity Valley

June 22, 2020

Rozman’s teammates gather for a picture in the library on Feb. 26 after watching her sign to play for Pratt’s volleyball program. Varsity volleyball coach Amy Brodbeck said that Rozman’s leadership as a team captain “is admired by not only her coaches but her teammates as well.” Photo by Dave Winter.

Rozman does it all in style

May 27, 2020

UNFINISHED: The photo assignment calendar in the journalism room sits unattended, exactly the way the photo editors left it on March 12. It has become a record of all the games that were meant to be played and covered and a reminder of the year that could have been. Photo by Dave Winter.

Knights stick together, look ahead

May 25, 2020

On the morning of the 2019 Taco Shack Bowl, Blue Brigade Coach Nancy Honeycutt-Searle observes as the McCallum Blue Brigade and Band rehearses its kick routine to “Hey Baby” by Bruce Channell, that they will be performing at the halftime show. Photo by Caleb Melville.

‘I could not have asked for a better second mom’

May 10, 2020

Want to replay the Mac Knight Hoops virtual banquet? We got you covered.

May 6, 2020

The Knights soccer season ended before their playoff run could begin, but Maldonado isn't done with soccer. She wants to try out for the Texas State team; she also hopes to coach soccer when her playing days are over.

Maldonado will always be around the pitch

May 1, 2020

Once a Knight, always a Knight

Once a Knight, always a Knight

April 24, 2020

The news last month was bad for the Circuit of the Americas as the ban on public gatherings made it impossible for the venue (like all venues in Austin) to host gatherings due to fear of spreading the coronavirus. COTA announced on March 15 that it was closing down and letting its staff go. The closure made photojournalism student Addison Phillips's December photo essay about the Cars and Coffee monthly event at COTA all the more poignant so we thought we'd share it as today's Tuesday Top 10. If you can't go to the race track and hang out with car lovers in person, then you can do it here virtually on the Shield Online. So ladies and gentleman, start you engines and raise your coffee mugs as we take you back to the days when COTA hosted Cars and Coffee every month. Photo by Addison Phillips.

Meeting at COTA for Cars and Coffee

April 14, 2020

Senior Gabby Sherwood displays her art at the McCallum Art Fair. The event took place on Dec. 7 and 8, and was a chance for both student and professional artists to sell their work. “It was my first time participating in the fair of the art,” Gabby said. “My favorite part was getting to see all of the other artists at their booths with their art.” Photo by Josie Bradsby.

Sherwood a Bear to watch

April 8, 2020

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