Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
All content by Rachel Hildebrand

Great America is great again

By Skylar Cunniff and Rachel Hildebrand
May 18, 2017

Stars on Ice offers talent, excitement

By Rachel Hildebrand
May 18, 2017
Photo by Rachel Hildebrand. Curry with Nuestro’s signed shoes after practice today

Community, GS Warriors show support for Nuestro family

By Shauli Bar-On and Rachel Hildebrand
May 10, 2017
Bikes can be suspended by the station so repairs can be made. Photo courtesy of Larry Dean.

Bike repair station donated to campus

By Rachel Hildebrand
May 8, 2017
Nathan Chen has landed more quadruples in a single program than any other skater and is a top contender for the 2018 Olympics. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)

Figure skating stars to visit SAP center

By Rachel Hildebrand
April 6, 2017
At least two participants will have to shave their heads after the total amount raised surpassed $1000 on Thursday.

Going bald for prom

By Rachel Hildebrand
February 2, 2017
FHS student arrested following reports of social media threats

FHS student arrested following reports of social media threats

By Rachel Hildebrand, Gabby Mrozowski, and
September 6, 2016

Sports teams top district

By Rachel Hildebrand
June 2, 2016
Katie Schiltz instructs her ceramics class.

Art department requires show attendance

By Rachel Hildebrand, Editor-In-Chief
October 13, 2015
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