Dearest readers, It feels like just yesterday that we released our first issue of the school year, and now semester one has come to a close.  We hope you all are having a positive exam week so far and are excited for the break ahead!  As we look toward the next year, the Bi-Line is also hoping to dig deeper into more interesting stories,...

As the 2022 College Football regular season approaches its end, the Westminster community looks forward to the SEC Championship Game between the UGA Bulldogs and LSU Tigers. The game, which takes place on Dec. 3 at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, will have major implications for the College Football Playoffs, and both teams will head into the...

Despite years of success, many students are still unfamiliar with Westminster’s equestrian team. “Is that a thing? That’s not a thing. That cannot be real,” said junior Rohit Ramenini. “We don’t have an equestrian team. Do we have an equestrian team?”  What may contribute to this unawareness is the lack of on-campus presence. Although...

This fall, the boys cross country team had one of their most successful seasons yet. The team set countless records, including both the individual school record for the fastest 5K, as well as the fastest team average at the Asics Invitational. In addition, despite the Kosh Klassic proving to be challenging in the past, the boys fought their way through...

On Dec. 2, Barge Commons hosted one of its biggest events of the year as students and community members gathered together for the 16th annual Alternative Gift Fair. The festive decor and the spirit of giving fit the theme of the night, “Presents for a Purpose.”  The event, started by Stan Moor and Sally Finch in 2006, is open to students of...

On Nov. 13, 2022, a tragic mass shooting occurred at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia. Former UVA football player Christopher Darnell Jones opened fire on a bus of students returning from a field trip to see a play in Washington, D.C. The three students who lost their lives, Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr., and D’Sean Perry,...

For years, Iranian people have complained about and disputed the government's Islamic policies, but the death of Mahsa Amini may serve as a turning point in the government's strict rule. Over the past few weeks, the protests in Iran to reform the country’s strict religious laws have gained worldwide attention. Iran is a conservative country that...

In the winter of 2021, the Westminster Lower School students competed against neighboring Atlanta public schools for the “Top Turkey” award. They raised over $5000 for the Compassion Kitchen Project, an organization that focuses on helping restaurants stay in business and provides food for families in need. The Wildcats were back at it again this...

Throughout the year, the Diversity Equity Inclusion office (DEI) hosts Amplify, an open mic event. Amplify was recently hosted on Nov. 28 and featured acts from students across grade levels, showcasing their artistic talents. The primary purpose of Amplify is to provide students with a space and opportunity where they can express their art in a...

For many at Westminster, the beginning of the holiday season is marked by the culmination of the chorus and orchestra's hard work, presented in the form of the yearly Messiah performance. George Frideric Handel’s Messiah allows students to complete the semester with a feeling of togetherness, enjoying music steeped in holiday cheer. This year,...