From freshmen to seniors, millions of students across the country have put in months of effort to pass the AP exam. But, how is it normal to expect so many high school students to take on a college level...

One of the most prevalent terms of the 21st century is “doom scrolling,” which describes the excessive swiping through videos online, causing a “dooming” effect on the habits of social media users....

For years, students have logged into StudentVUE hoping to quickly check their grades, only to be burdened with slow loading, an outdated interface and confusing menus. Meet Grade Melon, a third-party app...

As seniors prepare to leave high school and plan for their future, college application deadlines become yet another source of stress. Applications and financial aid forms not only add pressure, but pile...

Labubus, matcha lattes, feminist literature and so on. All under the umbrella of “performative culture”. For anyone who has managed to duck the skits all over Gen Z’s for-you pages, a “performative...

Spirit weeks, pep rallies, senior shirts, prom, senior day; these are just a few of the last events that seniors will participate in before graduating and moving on. WCHS students are notorious for a lack...

For many, the turn of a new year is seen not just as an indication of the passage of time, but also as a fresh start. The belief that a new year could symbolize an annual opportunity is most evident in...

To set the scene: the clock strikes 6:30 a.m. as a blaring alarm signals yet another monotonous school day. That is – until a surprise phone notification buzzes – signaling a county-wide school closure...

Juvenile Arthritis Club. Feminist Literature Club. Aeronautical Club. It is no secret that WCHS has hundreds of clubs covering all topics — 172 to be exact. With the option to create a new club for the...

Have you ever found yourself wanting to listen to the same song four times a day, five days a week? Maybe if it’s your favorite song, right? Well, at WCHS, you can listen to a song you don’t want to...

Most students spend more time wandering the halls during the last few weeks of school than sitting in their classrooms. With content dwindling during the last few weeks, it is very common for a school...

Every fall, high school students across the country are forced to make a choice: whether or not to register for AP Exams. Along with it being the start of a new month and an early action college application...