There is a moment in Pulp Fiction where a man accidentally gets his brains blown all over the back seat of a car, and the two hitmen responsible spend the next ten minutes arguing about whose fault it...

The spring musical at WCA is always a time of excitement and connection for the Westminster community, and this year will be no different. Although its style may not match the cheerful, corny shows you...

Operation Epic Fury, which began at the turn of February 2026, caught much of the world off guard with a sudden, large-scale conflict. However, this clash did not start overnight. The relations between...

Juniors, seniors, listen up! You knew you would have to part ways with your decision paralysis eventually; the long-awaited time has come for you to lock in and choose a college already (or at least trim...

Once a year during Spirit Week, each grade trades iPads and notebooks for storyboards and cameras. Film Project is back once again, and this year’s films are anything but predictable. From parody to...

As soon as the ball dropped on New Year’s Eve in Times Square, our social media was flooded with posts romanticizing 2016. So why exactly are we romanticizing 2016?    Part of it stems from...

Since the founding of our nation nearly 250 years ago, the United States has wrestled with the isolationist tendency. We began loyally following a non-involvement in European conflicts. At times, the nation...

Eleven, Vecna, Demogorgons…have I gotten your attention? If these words mean anything to you, it is probably because you have fallen into the Stranger Things trap. For almost a decade, Stranger Things...

On November 18, with an overwhelming vote of 427-1, Congress passed a bill to release the Epstein Files. The next morning, President Donald Trump vowed to sign it into law, ending his extended opposition...

In modern culture, feminism and Christianity are often portrayed as opposing forces—one championing gender equality, the other accused of upholding traditional gender roles. Yet within Christian communities,...

November 1st marks a major calendar milestone in America: the day after Halloween, and the unofficial start of the Christmas season. For millions, the moment the last trick-or-treater leaves, it’s time...

When Westminster opened their doors in 1976, the athletic program was far from what we know of it today. At the time, they had only six sports: Girls Softball, Girls Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Boys...