Staff Writer Annabelle Katz ’26 brings energy and creativity to everything she does, especially with her passion for music.

Around January, I started to notice a shift in how I felt about school. Assignments that once seemed tough or boring started ...

When the credits show up on the big screen and the lights come on, people get out of their seats and voice the occasional ...

Over the past few months since the phone ban has taken effect, it has clearly changed the way the building feels. Hallways ...

The 98th Academy Awards took place Sunday, March 16. Hosted once again by fan favorite Conan O’Brien, the ceremony featured ...

Comparing school years between public and private schools ...

Westport’s first Wonder location opened on March 5th 2026.

For years, a Westport resident walks their dog down the same neighborhood street, passing the same colonial home with chipped ...

Late at night, driving down the highway, music feels like the soundtrack to your movie, not background noise. The sky is dark, lights blur past you, and there are certain albums that are built for ...

If all the tears I’ve cried this year were collected, yes it probably would have filled the entire bowl. Junior year, the year with the worst reputation, has certainly lived up to those expectations ...

Elitist, conformist, materialistic and competitive. That is how Westporters are often described, at least in books and movies they are.  “The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit” is a book, and later movie, ...

Applications, GPAs and test scores, oh my! Juniors have it hard, without a doubt. Junior year is arguably the most important, stressful and demanding time in any high school student’s academic career.