Over two hundred local citizens congregated at the Pentacrest last night to protest the grand jury decision to not indict police officer Darren Wilson, joining protesters nationwide as part of The Ferguson...
Winning national chess competitions? Arshaq Saleem '18 has been there, done that. Twice.
Saleem added a new challenge to his bucket list this past month: competing at an international level. By winning...
A grand jury has decided to not indict officer Darren Wilson of Ferguson, Missouri, for the death of Michael Brown. In light of this decision, there will be a peaceful protest at the Pentacrest tomorrow...
Chad Moses, Chloe Grabanski and Chris Ganim of the non-profit organization To Write Love on Her Arms spoke in the auditorium second period Tuesday, Nov. 18. Ganim performed two songs before Moses spoke...
Seniors Danielle Craig, Mikaela Morgan, and Laynie Whitehead singed their national letters of intent on Wednesday, November 12th. The letter is a binding agreement that each student will play at their...
The National Scholastic Press Association announced the winners of the Pacemaker, Individual Awards and Best of Show Awards on Saturday, Nov. 8 at the JEA/NSPA Fall National High School Journalism Convention...
West Side Story: How would you describe your style?
Kelsey Baller ‘15: I don’t really have a specific one. I like to be creative.
Kasey Baller ‘15: I like to do what people aren’t doing...
West High has a tradition of excellence, and few sports teams exemplify this tradition better than the Girls Cross Country team. The five-time state champions are looking to add a sixth title to their...
The Globetrotters Club held a celebration for Dia de los Muertos Wednesday after school in Room 135. In the meeting, members learned about the Dia de los Muertos celebration, which originated in Mexico,...
The West High Marching Band performed in their annual Sounds of The Stadium concert. The concert featured "The Stripper" along with a dance performance, as it has done for the past few years.
The...
