Whether they were making their voices heard by casting a ballot or advocating for a candidate on social media, West students got involved this election cycle. Now that a winner has been named, here are...

WSS Weebs host Sam Westergaard '21 interviews West science teacher and anime club president Jeff Conner. He talks about his interest in anime, anime club and how the club is virtual this year. The...

On this episode of the No Cap Recap WSS sports editors Owen Aanestad '22 and Camille Gretter '23 recap the fall sports season, the Trojans' success in the postseason and look into the winter sports shutdown...

Though students enrolled in the ICSSD PK-12 Online Learning Program and those in the hybrid model receive the same education, there are undoubtedly differences in the day-to-day routines of these students....

On June 3, 2019, the Khartoum Massacre took place in the capital city of Sudan. Protestors were dispersed with tear gas, and paramilitary forces opened fire on a sit-in in front of the Ministry of Defense....

  In this video, WSS staffers Caroline Mascardo ’22 and Helelia Wa ’23 try to go a full week without using social media. Below are the guidelines and strategies they used while filming this...

For many high school athletes, some of their best memories are a big win over their cross-town rival or a trip to the state tournament, but not for Aurora Roghair ’21.  Only a couple of months before...

The West Side Story · West Side Radio: 2020 pre - election overview

After what feels like years of campaigning, the 2020 presidential election is coming to a close. More than 30 candidates, 12 debates and countless rallies have boiled down to two months of in-person and...

Katie Milani graduated from West High in 2013, having had a quintessential Trojan experience: school dances, football games, the lack of air conditioning, funny class memories and great times spent with...

Chances are you’ve heard of QAnon. But most people don’t know how it started and spread, and the actions people are taking for and against it. The second part of West Side Radio’s conspiracy theories...