Eagle Award nominee: Swim team, water polo captain moves to bigger pond
Senior Dominic Lee has been nominated for both commencement speaker and the Eagle Award. Continue reading Eagle Award nominee: Swim team, water polo captain moves to bigger pond
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Eagle Award Winner: Soccer goalie to continue athletic career at Wilmington College
Senior Emma Storck can look back on her time at Webster Groves High School with fondness. A lot of this is owed to her passion for soccer. Continue reading Eagle Award Winner: Soccer goalie to continue athletic career at Wilmington College
Women speak on experiences in band
Women are underrepresented in high school band class. Men dominate the student demographic. Continue reading Women speak on experiences in band
Are romcoms cute or misogynistic?
Romcoms or romantic comedies are enjoyable movies to watch because of their light hearted and humorous aspects centered around romanticity, but some say these classic movies promote creepy behavior and misogynistic ideas. Continue reading Are romcoms cute or misogynistic?
Exchange student reflects on time in America
Coming all the way from Germany, senior exchange student Matthias Rycerz has adjusted to American culture. Continue reading Exchange student reflects on time in America
Holiday Gift Guide
Ideas for holiday gifts. Continue reading Holiday Gift Guide
Students share opinions on Thanksgiving origins
Thanksgiving is full of good food, family and gratitude, but the origins of this holiday are more divisive. Continue reading Students share opinions on Thanksgiving origins
Students experience paranormal events
With Halloween just around the corner, ghosts are a common interest within this spooky season, yet not many people can say they’ve seen them. Continue reading Students experience paranormal events
How real is BeReal, really?
BeReal, a social media app created in 2020, has recently taken over the internet because of its radical new way for a person to display their life online. Continue reading How real is BeReal, really?
Students produce plays for the One Acts Festival
One Acts Festival is one of the longest traditions of the drama department, being around for 50-60 years, according to drama teacher Todd Schaefer. Continue reading Students produce plays for the One Acts Festival