One construction worker was killed and another transported to Baltimore’s Shock Trauma Center in serious condition due to a partial garage collapse at Westfield Montgomery Mall May 23 at 1:45p.m.

After six years at Pyle, chorus teacher Thomas Liddle is leaving to take on a new challenge: rebuilding the choral program at Takoma Park Middle School from the ground up.

Although Whitman parent Madeline Carter has had her job as executive producer at National Geographic locked up for the last fifteen years, the phrase took on new meaning when she began producing the show “Locked Up Abroad” three years ago.

I enjoyed F. Scott Fitzgerald’s masterpiece “The Great Gatsby.” But dare I say that I also enjoyed Baz Luhrmann’s “The Great Gatsby” too?

Despite the ominous grey clouds overhead, 5,000 runners enjoyed a morning full of vibrant colors this Sunday.

Senior Jonathan Poffley, also known as “Poffdaddy,” earned himself a new title Friday night – Mr. Whitman.

At least ten Whitman students searched the parking lot for their vehicles to no avail Tuesday, March 19.

Ask students what they like best about history class and they’ll probably say debates, simulations or discussions. But time spent on these creative and unstructured activities may soon dwindle.

For the past year and a half, I’ve skidded through the academic maelstrom of AP’s and college apps, working myself until I was sick (quite literally), taking a mental health day and then repeating the process.

The girls varsity 1V and 2V crew team boats both placed third in the Stotesbury Cup Regatta in Philadelphia this weekend, marking the first time in Whitman Crew history that the girls senior varsity has made it into the finals and placed.

After a first round bye, the baseball team lost in the second round of the playoffs yesterday, falling 10-8 to Churchill. The Vikes ended the season 14-4.

The boys lacrosse team suffered a heavy loss to the 11-2 Wootton Patriots, 16-3, in the second round of playoffs on May 11, ending their regular season with an overall record of 9-7.

I became an avid fan of “The Office” in my middle school rom-com obsession phase, in which I only watched the show to follow the legendary romance of Jim and Pam. 

Alright boys, it’s time to address something that’s not usually discussed, but is oh so important– your clothing choices.

In the second episode of the three-part series, You Say Goodbye, I Say Hello, Pablo tells us about his transition from a freshman to a senior, and what it can teach all of us.