Replacing this year’s computer science elective Building Android Apps, the math department will introduce an AP Computer Science Principles course, a new AP offered by College Board, for …
A version of this article appeared on print in our November 2016 issue. For many students, a forced in-class debate concerning Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton vs. Republican …
As the documentary “Power-Up” commences, Ella Redmond ’17 stands on a black mat in the middle of a gym. Her classmates surround the edge of the mat, offering …
Sometimes people forget I’m a person of color because I’m pale. From far away, you couldn’t tell me apart from someone who is racially white. Asian is not …
There is an ongoing investigation by the Wellesley High School administration surrounding a swastika etched onto a computer in the language lab. Ms. Lisa Siegel, who runs the …
By Christie Yu ’18, Editor in Chief of Web While Hollywood producers can take years to make a movie, Improv Troupe can do so in one weekend. …
By Christie Yu ’18, Arts Editor A concoction of deodorant fumes and fermented cafeteria food smells, mixed with the blood, sweat, and tears of fellow classmates, makes for …
Wondering what the giant K’NEX structure is doing in the cafeteria? Certainly, it stands out from the backpacks, cafeteria trays, and Raider t-shirts of the high school environment. …
Calling all students: Red Ink Magazine is accepting all forms of student art, including writing, visual art, and music, for publication in their online magazine. Founded in 2004 …
Alex Hermacinski ’16 has been taking photography classes since her middle school years, and it has paid off. Recently, Hermacinski’s artwork was exhibited in the International Somerville Toy …
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