Dearest readers, Time sure flies by when you’re having fun! We can’t believe that the year has already come to a close. It feels like just yesterday we were sitting in a corner of the third floor of the library dreaming about becoming head editors together one day, and now our time is coming to an end.  From getting hacked on Instagram to...

The Westminster varsity track and field team has had an amazing season so far, dominating the track with numerous record-breaking events. Both the girls and boys teams, as a whole, are undefeated in Georgia this season. In fact, head field coach LB Joel attributes some of this success to the underclassman and their incredible overall effort throughout...

In just two months, Shannon Soares will bring her leadership, coaching experience, and knowledge to campus as she becomes Westminster’s fourth athletic director.  Athletics have filled Soares’s life since her childhood. Growing up in Virginia as the daughter of a high school coach, Soares never shied away from sports fields.  “I grew up...

On March 31 and April 1, the 2022-2023 school year’s final play, Cyrano de Bergerac, was performed by the Upper School Players. The story follows Cyrano, the title character, while he works to help his friend Christian win the affections of Roxanne (whom Cyrano himself is secretly in love with) by ghost writing love letters for him. As per tradition,...

Henry Douglass has committed to Southern Methodist University (SMU) as a preferred walk-on after playing football at Westminster for over five years. After starting football at the age of seven with Northside Youth Organization (NYO) along with basketball and baseball, Douglass joined the Westminster football team in middle school and attributes his...

         Westminster’s newest course, AP African American Studies, will offer students a class that dives into the complexities of the African American experience in America as well as the history of African nations.           According to the College Board, AP African American Studies centers around “the literature, the arts...

This year, the Lower School announced plans for new large-scale renovations to Love Hall. As the Lower School building, Love Hall is home to Westminster’s youngest Wildcats, teeming with energy and curiosity. The newly renovated spaces will further develop and cultivate spaces for the Lower School community, addressing curricular needs that encompass...

On March 30, 2023, former president Donald Trump was indicted on 34 charges of falsifying business records in the first degree. While other presidents have faced legal challenges in the past, Trump is the only president, current or former, to ever be formally indicted on criminal charges. The indictment was carried out by the district attorney’s...

The Asian American community at Westminster showcased their vibrant culture with an Oscar-themed assembly for May’s AAPI Heritage Month. The assembly featured graceful and energetic dances, mesmerizing martial arts, and melodic vocal performances from the talented American Asian students at Westminster. The experience was enhanced with a Hollywood...

Every April, the AP Art exhibit in Broyles displays the accumulation of the work created by the AP Art students in the courses of Drawing and Painting, 2D, and 3D Design. After relentless hours on Thursday nights after school from 5pm-8pm for open studios, the AP Art exhibit allows the artists to share their hard work with others and gain additional...

On April 23, Westminster welcomed the renowned poets, translators, and Princeton professors Katie Farris and Ilya Kaminsky to campus. The two spoke to a group of Writing Fellows, who are part of a creative writing and workshopping class, and talked with them about their experiences as writers and creators. In addition to meeting with the Writing Fellows,...