Sophomore Erin Craig won Lead Actress in a Musical at the awards ceremony for the Critics and Awards Program for High School Theatre last Sunday.

There’s no debating it; Sophomore Sophia Caldera’s speech and debate career has only just begun. Caldera recently placed second in the national championship in Philadelphia, which lasted from May 24 to the 26.

Thirty-six AP Spanish Language students will have to retake part of their exam or forfeit college credit for the course because of an error in proctoring the test.

Planning to go to the movies this summer? Instead of sitting through another mind-numbing, two-and-a-half hour action-thriller with a predictable plot, head down to the National Mall to see “The Ultimate Wave Tahiti“.

Who can take a sunrise, sprinkle it with dew, cover it in chocolate and a miracle or two? Max Brenner can.

Almost 200 Whitman students gathered under an overcast sky May 28 to mourn the loss of one of their own, sophomore Yousef Awadh. Their candles flickering in the breeze, students and staff recalled their favorite memories of Yousef.

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.

After a successful spring sports season, the Washington Post awarded All-Met status to coach Kirk Shipley and a number of student athletes.

The senior girls defeated the junior girls 14-7 as they squared off in the annual Powder Puff football game May 23.

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.

As graduation day approaches, pair your big celebration with tiny edible diplomas. Made from thin tuile cookies, these delectable scrolls are the perfect way to top off your favorite cake or cupcake.

I don’t think I was the only one who cringed when I read that Abercrombie CEO Mike Jeffries only wants “thin, beautiful people” shopping at his stores.

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.