Elise Keller Editor-in-Chief Following last season’s success, senior Charlie Teeter and the men’s Cross Country Team are looking to push harder this season. Junior Brett Kreuger said, “So far it’s been a good start to the season. I think me… Read More ›
Over the summer, journalism camp students learned about the use of audio and podcasting as a news medium through interviewing each other. In this episode, camper Alex Stohldrier interviews camper Sutton Ackermann.
Over a month ago, a mass shooting at an El Paso Walmart left 22 dead, 24 injured and an entire community broken.
The domestic terrorist attack, carried out by a white gunman, occurred on the morning of Aug. 3.
In response to the tragedy, Walmart made the executive decision to remove all violent imagery and video from all locations on Aug. 9.
Scholar Bowl takes first Webster’s Scholar Bowl Team placed first in the Eureka Invitational Tournament on Oct. 12. Ten teams competed in a series of academic questions. Senior Ethan Weihl also placed first individually, and earned a medal. “The team… Read More ›
Michael Blessing Contributing Writer Area athletes will gather for Run 4 Webster, aka. the Ivory Crockett Run Oct. 19. The event is sponsored by Webster Groves School District Foundation, and the money earned goes to grants and scholarships. New this… Read More ›
Ava Musgraves Contributing Writer Orchestra has an upcoming concert for all three orchestras, Fresh Strings, Symphonic Orchestra and Silver Strings. Directed by Andrew Pulliam, the concert is on Tuesday, Oct. 22, and is free of cost. This is the first… Read More ›
Over the summer, journalism camp students learned about the use of audio and podcasting as a news medium through interviewing each other. In this episode, camper Sutton Ackermann interviews camper Alex Stohldrier.
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Social media editor Zeke La Mantia shares this week’s headlines: Yoga for Students, College Bus Tour and upcoming sports events.
Industrial tech classes give students the opportunity to explore mechanics and to learn life skills. The auto body shop is a class run by Frank Mandernach with the goal of “identifying general maintenance of the modern automobile,” he said.
Emily Stisser Entertainment Columnist After 15 distinguished years in the industry, Taylor Swift has yet to comply with benchmark expectations. “Lover” only supports this conclusion, and pervading Swift’s empire as female sound of our time. “I Forgot That You Existed”… Read More ›
When students run in to grab their morning caffeine fix, they can now browse shelves and racks of spirited clothing and merchandise. The collaboration between the Parents Club and Special School District (SSD) combines the Spirit Store and Coffee Shop into one place near the Drama Hallway.
The annual Webster Tackles Cancer game will be Oct. 11, at 7 p.m. on Moss Field. It may be different than in the past because it will not be sponsored by the Scott Harris Oliphant Foundation this year.
Classroom decor is a valuable part of every students’ education. The amount of comfort, decorations and seat arrangement can all either help distract or focus students on their work.
Parent-teacher conferences will be the week of Oct. 7. Parents will visit WGHS and get a summary of how their children are doing this school year so far.
Rock Hill will have its Fall Festival and Parade Oct. 5. The parade will begin at 11 a.m. and end about 12 p.m., and the festival will be at Hudson School once the parade concludes. The festival will offer several attractions from food trucks, face painting and pony rides. The free event will take place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
News/opinion editor Elise Wilke-Grimm shares this week’s headlines: SATs, Spanish Club fundraiser, Glendale’s fireman run and upcoming sports.
State legislators have moved the school starting day to later in the year. Next year class will begin Aug. 24.
