Note: Contains spoilers for Barbie and Oppenheimer. Dolls and destruction. With every sweet summer comes its memorable, memeable movie. With this summer came two much-anticipated blockbusters, with their names fused together in a romantic fan-fiction type of way: Barbenheimer. Barbie, a fantasy comedy film by Greta Gerwig about the iconic fashion...

With the new school year came a fresh display from our very own AP Art and Portfolio students located outside of the College Counseling Office, between McCain Chapel and the stairs up to Askew. Created with various mediums, each piece offers a stunning display of technical adeptness and creativity born from unique inspirations. From photography to sculpture...

Every year, Westminster faculty are invited to share and showcase their personal work as artists. The faculty art pieces are displayed inside of the Broyles art gallery where everyone is welcome to come view them.  “It’s fun for the community to see the depth of what we do as artists versus what we do as teachers,” said Visual Arts teacher...

Fall is just around the corner, meaning the newest season of college football is upon us. Unlike previous seasons, this season highlights new growing topics of discussion in the sport, namely transfers and conference realignments. These unprecedented changes threaten the current landscape of college football as there is no definitive prediction of how...

This fall, the varsity girls cross country team welcomed their new head coach, Emily Fuqua. After working alongside former head coach Amy Eubanks as her assistant and a successful past season, Fuqua was the clear choice for the job. Fuqua’s cross country journey began during her seventh grade year at Westminster. After quitting club soccer in sixth...

On Aug. 30, 2023, the Nebraska Women’s Volleyball team broke the record for the most fans to ever attend a women’s sporting event. Previously held by a Women's Championship League match in Barcelona with 91,648 fans, the record was broken when Nebraska filled Memorial Stadium with a record 92,003 attendees. The uniqueness of the Nebraska community...

The unprecedented heat wave sweeping across the United States has overwhelmed Atlantans, Westminster sports programs, and climate experts alike.  In recent weather reports, meteorologists have been using terms such as “humidity blanket” and “heat dome” to describe the extreme heat faced by Atlanta residents over the last 30 days. Scientific...

It’s no longer news that artificial intelligence is advancing at a rapid pace, and it’s certainly hard to ignore the way it is transforming various aspects of our daily lives. One aspect AI has substantially influenced is education – specifically, personalized learning experiences, automated grading, ethical concerns, and more. In November...

Standardized testing is a stressful process for most students. This year, another curveball has been added into the mix: the SAT and PSAT will become fully digital exams. Between 2023 and 2024, the College Board will begin to roll out the new digital version of the traditional standardized tests. This change has led to some modification of the structure,...

With the beginning of the 2024 presidential election process, political campaigning and debates have taken flight, granting the public adequate opportunity to learn about the candidates. For the Democrats, current candidates are Joe Biden, Marianne Williamson, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., with a high prospect for the incumbent president to win the primary...

Westminster’s global programs, as one of the school’s largest selling points to potential students, are said to both broaden global knowledge and offer unique hands-on experiences. In the summer, the four programs offered by Westminster travel to Argentina, Spain, France, and Iceland. These global experiences allow students to gain confidence, practice...