Did you know that around eighty percent of students play on at least one sports team here at the high school, that is over twenty […]
The controversial role of private training and club in high school sports
Over the years, the number of club teams such as basketball, soccer, lacrosse, and hockey has increased for several reasons. This has also had a […]
Meet the WHS Improv Troupe!
Recently, the WHS Improv Troupe hosted their second show of the year, ‘Live, Laugh, Love: Live!’, inspired by Valentine’s Day. The WHS Improv Troupe is […]
The AP dilemma: future course offerings answer student demands while giving rise to new questions
The high school’s ’24-’25 Program of Studies, released to students in early February, introduces two new Advanced Placement (AP) courses. The addition of AP English […]
Amid a “housing crisis,” Wellesley sees rise in affordable housing
High school students today may be more likely to see themselves as residents of apartments or condos rather than houses. When asked if he would […]
Featured Artists
Every month, the Visual Arts Department selects Artists of the Month from the different disciplines. Two of the five February Artists of the Month winners, […]
Stocking up: new period products at the high school
Period poverty shows up across the globe. Even in Wellesley, where financial security appears to be prevalent in many ways, access to basic hygiene products […]
What does good government look like?
2023 has been a year to forget for the House of Representatives. On January 3, at the opening of the 118th United States Congress, the […]
Drake’s New Album “For All the Dogs” Is an Expected Miss
In 2001, rapper and popstar Drake, now a 5-time Grammy winner and 51-time Grammy nominee, started his career on Degrassi, a popular Canadian TV series. […]
Eat Your Young: A Beautifully Intimate Concert
On September 22, Hozier played Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston. The venue, comparatively small to that of other surrounding venues such as Gillette Stadium, Fenway, […]