The Student News Site of Columbia Heights High School

The Heights Herald
The Student News Site of Columbia Heights High School

The Heights Herald
The Student News Site of Columbia Heights High School

The Heights Herald
Ilma Ntambwe

Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager

Ilma Ntambwe is currently a senior and the business manager for The Heights Herald. She hopes to have fun in journalism and be the best she can be. In her free time, she loves to read her Bible, sleep and listen to music. 

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Often the sports that are looked down on, requires the most work.

Synchronized swimming valued by students

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
June 8, 2023
This tasty treat is a versatile delight, as it can be made sweet or savory, and enjoyed with a variety of sides.

Fluffy African dessert comforts and satisfies

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
March 30, 2023
Elite Black athletes like the ones pictured here have achieved excellence within their sports while also giving back to their communities and encouraging other athletes to do exactly the same.

Black excellence displayed by inspirational athletes

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
March 27, 2023
The term "racial capitalism" was coined by Black Studies professor Cedric J. Robinson in 1983 to describe how capitalist systems like the American economy propagate racism and inequality despite political and legal advancements for the rights of people of color.

teenVoice Episode 3: Race & Capitalism

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Makagbe Sanoe, Istabraq Sheikh, and Tenagnework Agedie
February 13, 2023
CHHS shows off its new gym floor and bleachers, along with fresh doors and paint.

Updates made to CHHS Main Gym thanks in large part to local donation

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
November 10, 2022
Tina Hackley helps football player Niko Leon (10) get wrapped for the Hylanders' upcoming football game.

Athletic trainer appreciated among student-athletes and coaches

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
October 18, 2022
Artists and entertainers Virgil Abloh, Young Dolph, Betty White, Michael K. Williams, Peter Scolari and John Madden all passed away over the past several months.

Admired public figures pass, upset many

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
April 26, 2022
Instead of having to trek all the way to your nearest public library or bookstore, these little libraries are scattered all around Columbia Heights. For all you know, one could be right in your neighborhood!

4135 Quincy Street

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
February 16, 2022
In a digital world, even Heights' little libraries can be successful at getting people away from their screens.

1555 40th Ave

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
February 16, 2022
Students as young as 4 can access this little library on Highland Elementary School's campus.

Highland Elementary School

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
February 16, 2022
The newest edition to the little library collection in Columbia Heights is right behind the high school in the Blooming Heights community garden.

Blooming Heights Community Garden

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
February 16, 2022
Little free libraries serve as a place to chill and calm down after a stressful day or when you need a bit of grounding.

4347 6th Street

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
February 16, 2022
This tiny-but-mighty library can help establish a sense of community in Columbia Heights, uniting people by their love of books.

Huset Parkway

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
February 16, 2022
Miniature libraries scattered around Columbia Heights provide residents with an opportunity to both read a book for free and give someone else a nice read.

Free little libraries encourage reading around Columbia Heights

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
February 16, 2022
The scrumptious egg rolls are sure to leave you longing for more at Jasmine Thai.

Esteemed Thai eatery impresses customers

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
December 21, 2021
Due to the confusion, even between teachers and administration, some classes were under the impression that the school was in full lockdown mode during the perceived threat.

Lockdown at CHHS incites unease among student body

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
October 11, 2021
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