Kehinde Wiley Excavates Racial Trauma in de Young Exhibit
Through large scale canvases and bronze sculptures of fallen figures, Kehinde Wiley: An Archaeology of Silence uncovers the roots of Black and Brown trauma in […]
“They Don’t Call it March Predictable.”
The National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) hosts a tournament for the top 68 women’s and men’s teams in Division I basketball every year, beginning mid-March. […]
The Cost of Nutrition
Around the city, many food programs have persisted in providing good, nutritious meals to those who otherwise don’t have access to such food. However, recently […]
A Closer Look at Substance Education
Substance education is an essential piece of high school health class. Lick-Wilmerding and Urban High Schools have two unique curriculums centered around harm reduction. Erin […]
Athletic Admissions: Sports on the Upswing
In the past 20 years, Lick-Wilmerding High School has put considerable effort into expanding their sports program through an addition of four new sports and […]
Playlist of the Week – AJ Naser
This weeks playlist is by junior AJ who is a member of the Paper Tiger.
Reimagining Grading at LWHS
How much do grades influence our motivation to learn? Do they enhance or take away from the learning experience? And how can Lick-Wilmerding High School […]
Playlist of the Week – Women’s History Month
This is a playlist of songs about women’s empowerment designed for women’s history month.
Are Literary Classics Still Relevant in High School Curriculums?
To read or not to read? Within the past few years, high school English teachers across the country have asked this question amidst debate over […]
SF Seeks Downtown Revitalization as a Solution to Budget Deficits
When the COVID pandemic in 2020 encouraged working from home, various companies embraced this style of working. The San Francisco Downtown area, once a hub […]
