After Paris, a Renewed Focus on Para-Athletics
As the highly-viewed 2024 Paralympics came to an end on September 8th, a renewed focus has been turned to the ways that certain institutions—including the […]
Creating Change Through LWHS’s Public Purpose Program
Kicking off this new school year, sophomores are tasked with completing Lick-Wilmerding’s 40-hour Public Purpose Program (PPP) requirement. To ensure that their work is meaningful, […]
Pretty Girl From Jo’Burg: Now It’s What We Prefer
Tyla is on the forefront of a current boom in the global popularity of music from Africa, carrying with her a unique style of fusion […]
Ensuring Campus Safety in an Era of School Shootings
Since the 2010s, school shootings have consistently risen. In light of these tragic nationwide events, conversations around school safety have been amplified. As a result, […]
Seniors Remember A Year Like No Other
Do you recall the mornings of the COVID-19 pandemic? Hazily stumbling out of bed to return to a droning routine of Zoom calls, outdoor walks […]
The Outer Sunset Farmer’s Market: Uplifting Community
If someone were to walk down 37th Avenue on any given Sunday this summer, they would stumble upon an array of colorful tents, delicious smells […]
She Shoots, She Scores: The Caitlin Clark Effect
In the women’s March Madness final, the Iowa Hawkeyes took on the South Carolina Gamecocks in a match that clocked in approximately 18.7 million views, […]
Student Activism Fuels Campus Encampments
Co-written by Ruby Kilar ’26 and Mayen Thorsen ’25 Protests on college campuses have erupted throughout the country as the war in Gaza continues to […]
Why Are Teen Girls Obsessed With Ethel Cain
Scroll for five minutes on TikTok and you’ll quickly find images of abandoned church buildings, blood-stained clothes and Christian billboards — just a few markers […]
SF Pride Parades Into the Future
Every year in late June, hundreds of thousands of people decked out in rainbow-colored attire flood the streets of San Francisco to celebrate the city’s […]
