You have all inevitably heard of the plethora of clubs and extracurriculars available to students starting off the school year. One of those clubs is the service club, a unique assembly of middle and high...

With their breaks during connect and their extra late start on Thursdays, the seniors feel as if they’re barely even here. If you walk through the senior hallways these days, the symptoms of this plague...

A bottle of shampoo for men and one for women may look identical, but the price tag often tells a different story. This price gap, nicknamed “pink tax” affects women across countless everyday purchases....

Have you ever seen someone deep diving into Wikipedia, and wanted to make fun of them? If you were to do so, you would be engaging in the practice of anti-intellectualism, the suppression of individuals...

  As Westminster plunges into another sport-packed fall, students may begin to notice changes in student representation across all sports throughout the season. The school’s student section “Blue...

On August 8th, 2025, the Westminster Chapel Band made history. In a mere two hours, these Westminster students planned and recorded a music video for the song “More Than Able” by Elevation Worship....

With the new 2025-2026 school year comes a never before seen addition to the Westminster students’ schedule: daily Connect periods. Now high school students will be given more time in their day to work...

At the academy, just like any other school, it’s inevitable that there will be some days when teachers get sick or have urgent matters to attend to. On days like these, substitute teachers typically...

One of Westminster’s most significant international partnerships is African Vision of Hope, an organization based in Zambia with the mission of bringing education and the Gospel to hopeless children...

Nearly every student contributes items to ITSOG, Westminster’s yearly holiday season item donation. Some are motivated by competing against other grades; others by this year’s new reward of a day off...

If you’ve taken any Westminster English classes, it's likely that you have come across a book with some controversial content. To name a few, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Crucible, and Heart of Darkness,...