Grass is ubiquitous enough to symbolize nature itself: “go outside and touch grass.” It may come as a surprise that verdant grassy lawns in which the suburbs around WCHS are nested are anything but...

These days, excitement is as thick as clotted cream at WCHS. There is a lot here that can inspire it. The seniors are leaving, someone reenacted Elon Musk’s sieg heil at a pep rally and AP testing has...

WCHS has quite the namesake. Every facet of the larger-than-life statesman was fascinating. Winston Churchill’s extensive list of biographers includes the recently deceased popular historian Paul Johnson,...

As the spring of 2025 creeps closer, it brings Blast 35: Coloration. Over its three and a half decades, students have performed and largely led the performance. Blast budded from the choir’s spring concert....

The clicking of keystrokes fades into scratching pencils and gliding pens as WCHS English classes respond to artificial intelligence. In sophomore English classes especially, assignments that would have...

The days are growing shorter as the cold wind blows. As fall settles in, it is time to cozy up with a good book and an autumnal dessert. Here are five new books WCHS students can check out this November. “Lost...

There is very little that is more important than education. Teachers are powerful; they build future generations. However, they do not receive enough respect and recognition from society. What force on...