After being accepted into Case Western Reserve University, senior Norah Rohlfing plans to study engineering and art. Although people often go to school to discover who they are, sometimes it has always been a part of them. Continue reading Eagle Award nominee: Artist to study engineering at Case Western
Going into a modeling career isn’t for the faint of heart, but that is the post-high school plan for senior Josie Buescher, even though that was not in the plans Buescher had for after graduation. Continue reading Model pursues future on runway
Jazz band, orchestra and concert band musicians will spend this spring break playing in the Big Apple. Continue reading WGHS music takes on New York
New tennis coach Justin Arnold officially took over the program on Feb. 27, when spring sports began. Continue reading Seniors step up through coaching transition
“Smile” is one of the newest original horror movies that was released into theaters Sept. 30. Continue reading Nothing to smile about: Horror movie fails to stand out
Cross Country finished sixth this year at State on Nov. 4. This race took place at the Gans Creek Cross Country Course. Continue reading Cross Country team reflects on season
Area runners will participate in the annual Ivory Crockett Run for Webster is Oct. 15, and starts at 8:30 a.m.
The run costs $30 and starts at the Webster Groves High School. The options are a 100 Yard Dash for children, the One-Mile Fun Run/Walk and a virtual run at other Webster Groves schools in the district. All races cost $30, but the 100-yard dash is free. Continue reading Freshmen Inspired by Family to Run
People have enjoyed playing sports for not only the competition, but for the sense of comradery that being a part of a team is all about. Continue reading Tennis team supports community
Black History Month is a time for celebrating culture and the past of African American culture and is rooted in all over the world including Saint Louis. Continue reading Black History leaves its mark in St. Louis
Student athletes get put under a lot of pressure when it comes to juggling their school work and their sports. Continue reading Student athletes advocate for mental health
Tickets to basketball games will not be available to the general public due to rising COVID cases for at least the rest of this week and the next. Continue reading News Brief: Admission to basketball games change
Enterprise Center will host the Harlem Globetrotters on Jan. 8. The Globetrotters will have two games at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Continue reading News Brief: Harlem Globetrotters will play at Enterprise Center
After a season of losses, Webster Groves High School Statesmen are looking to bounce back against the Kirkwood Pioneers in this year’s Turkey Day Game. Continue reading Webster looks to get 1st season win at Turkey Day Game
History in Action will participate in a mock United Nations against seven different schools. The event will take place at Webster University Nov. 20, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Continue reading History in Action club presents Model U.N.
Women’s Varsity tennis team has the best record in school history. It has broken the previous school record by going 12-1 this season. Continue reading Tennis team has best season ever
Drama department will perform “10 Ways to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse” by Don Zolidis in the Jerry R. Knight Auditorium Oct. 28-30, at 7 p.m. Continue reading Drama department announces fall play