“In this world, it’s just us / You know it’s not the same as it was,” Harry Styles sings in his “Harry’s House” lead single, “As It Was.”
Released on April 1, this powerful, vulnerable, and incredibly dance-able tune foreshadows what promises to be a unique third album for Styles. Continue reading Will ‘Harry’s House’ be soundtrack of summer?
Prom cost $29,156.24. That’s not including the tip for the DJ or the payment for two School Resource Officers (SROs). Continue reading Prom costs add up
Junior editor Lydia Urice talks to senior Scarlett Patton about her time in high school and her after graduation plans. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Senior reflects on high school, shares plans
With spring around the corner, and as the weather begins to warm up, students should make an effort to spend time outdoors and explore some of Missouri’s beautiful state parks.
Also Riley Fitzgerald talks to students and parents about Spring Break plans. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Op-ed: Nature improves student’s quality of life
Contributing writers Eleanor Kanerva and Luca Giordano talk to the hockey team and coaches about this season. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Hockey coaches, players discuss season
“Harry Potter,” “The Great Gatsby,” “Captain Underpants,” “The Perks of Being a Wallflower.” What do all of these books have in common? At some point, they have all been “banned.”
Continue reading Voices of Webster: Editorial: Schools should not ban books
One principle of school safety and culture that has proven to be very important to the administration is that every student in the building has a trusted adult. Continue reading Trusted adults make school feel safe
Contributing writers Eleanor Kanerva and Ali Schulz report on the weekly Black Lives Matters vigils held Fridays by several churches on Lockwood Avenue. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Churches bring attention to Black Lives Matters
Podcast editor Maren DeMargel asks students how dealing with COVID has affected their mental health. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Students share how COVID has affected mental health
Science teacher Mebbie Landsness talks about student stress and what she does to help alleviate it. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Science teacher talks about student stress
Art teacher Jocelyn Reiss, a commonly mentioned trusted adult, engages in conversation with freshman Meghan Hall. Photo by Maren DeMargel. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Trusted adult engages in conversation with freshman
Student work for the annual All Write Festival is due by Feb. 7, at 11:59 p.m. Submissions can be up to 10 pages in length. Continue reading News Brief: All Write is accepting entries
Enterprise Center will host Trans-Siberian Orchestra for two shows on Dec. 30, at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tickets are available through TicketMaster and can be accessed through Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s website. Continue reading News Brief: Trans-Siberian Orchestra comes to Enterprise Center
Podcast editor Maren DeMargel interviews juniors about the class’s Spirit Week decoration wins. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Junior class sweeps Spirit Week decoration contest
Business Manager Izzy Poole interviews students about fall fashions. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Students talk about fall fashions
Editor-in-chief Jackson Parks and junior editor Lydia Urice interviewed Matt Buha about his recent resignation as head Varsity football coach. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Former football coach resigns to focus on family
“So every single year, Marketing does these different events to raise money to go to New York. This year we’re not going to New York, so we all picked a different charity to do. There’s different events every year like Mx. Webster [and] Night in the Courtyard, but my group wanted to create something new,” senior Jenna Clark said. Continue reading Students create meaningful change with putt putt event