Rock is dead. This is a claim many have made over the past 20 years, and although the genre isn’t dead, it isn’t topping the […]
The high schools fourth and youngest a cappella group: InChordination A Cappella
The high school’s a cappella program was kickstarted in 2008 by the creation of the group known as Renegade A Cappella. The program as a […]
Update from the nurse’s office
There has been a recent surge of COVID-19 cases around the Wellesley school district coinciding with the rise of the Omicron variant. The high school […]
The Evolution of Boston Sports
Boston is a city known for its sports, and most notably its passionate and at times ruthless fans. According to a recent study by WalletHub, […]
The problem with social media censorship
In the days following the January 6 attack on the United States Capitol, several major social media platforms, such as Twitter and Facebook, made the […]
Cross Country Athlete of the Week: Lily Jin
By Caroline Thornton ’22, Co-Sports Editor Lily Jin started running in middle school, when after the mini marathon in sixth grade she realized she could […]
A successful end to another undefeated season: Wellesley Girls Swim and Dive Team
The girls swim and dive team made a final “splash” to their five-year regular season undefeated streak, winning the Swimming and Diving State Championship meet […]
Why we should abolish the Pledge of Allegiance in public schools
Due to a combination of hybrid learning, the pandemic, and other factors, the Pledge of Allegiance was not recited on a daily basis last year. […]
The return to pre-pandemic business is a slow climb for many as they face labor shortages
As Wellesley businesses return to regular operations amid the pandemic, many have faced challenges in staffing their locations. Mirroring a nationwide pattern of absent workers, […]
Massachusetts mask mandate pushed until January 2022
Students have been wearing masks in school for over a year, but with many eligible to get their vaccines, many are wondering when they can […]