Opinion

Last week, I opened my camera roll, searching for a picture I had taken back in June. Although my photo

The first night of Hanukkah was 2 days ago, on Nov. 29, and Kwanzaa begins Dec. 26, but if I

Every school year, hundreds of incoming juniors and seniors have earned the privilege to leave campus for the entire 40–minute

Back in January of 2020, the thought of a pandemic happening was barely even feasible. In February, the idea wasn’t

An important part of the holiday season is the timeless films that people of all ages love and remember. Nothing

As the new WHS school year kicks off virtually for the first-ever time, one topic faces debate: Zoom cameras. The

Zoom, the mainstay in the COVID world, is a must for maintaining a learning environment in schools around the nation.

Polarization: “a state in which the opinions, beliefs, or interests of a group or society no longer range along a

Nov. 3 marks the 56th presidential election with candidates Joe Biden, Democrat, and Donald Trump, Republican, but there are many