Featured Articles
Featured Articles
Evie Simon ’27 and Kaya Charoensiddhi ’27
Editors-in-Chief
March 2026
It’s 3:00 AM, and the high school’s production of “Nice Guys” has just turned off the lights in the auditorium following its final dress rehearsal. As theater kids begin the process of shedding their costumes and makeup, they welcome the likely future of intense homework and little sleep.
“I had a few hours of homework when I was done, just three or four so it wasn’t that bad,” said Cosette Emerson ’26, one of the student leaders of the high school’s drama department.
Sophia Pavano ’26 and Ayesha Kapoor ’26
Editors-in-Chief Emeritus
March 2026
On Sunday, February 22, President Donald Trump called the USA Olympic men’s ice hockey team to congratulate them on their gold medal win against Canada and to invite them to celebrate at the White House. He then made a sexist quip about having to invite the women’s hockey team, who also won gold, to which the men’s team laughed.
Josie Song ’26 and Daniel Luo ’27
Features Editor and Staff Writer
November 2025
This year, Wellesley Public Schools (WPS) changed lunch providers, making the switch from Whitsons Culinary Group to Chartwells School Dining Services. As a public school district that contracts its own food services, WPS is required to invite vendors to be its new food provider every five years, inviting vendors to submit a proposal.
Mia Wang ’26
Staff Writer
March 2026
The high school hosted the Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild , a regional interscholastic theater competition, on February 28, marking the school’s first time hosting the event since 2019 and showing that the high school’s theater program has grown in recent years.