To Keep and Bear Arms: America’s Oldest and Newest Right
Depending on who you ask, the individual right to bear arms may date back to as long ago as 872 A.D., or as recently as […]
New Track and Field Program Works to Ease Performance Anxiety
It is no secret that students at rigorous institutions like Lick experience academic stress. Less obvious, however, is that those same anxieties often appear in […]
Playlist of the Week – Joseph Woldemichael
This week’s playlist is from senior Joseph Woldemichael. His playlist is a mix of older beats and more contemporary songs, including artists such as Kenrick […]
Seals Keep Snorting Eels, and Scientists Don’t Know Why
When Brittany Dolan became a field biologist, wrestling a seal on the beach to remove a two-and-a-half foot dead eel from its nostril was not […]
Lick Admissions Works with Community to Shape Frosh Class
For several days in mid-March, the Lick-Wilmerding Admissions office goes silent. Doors close. Blinds go down. The office space, usually a bustling hub of student’s […]
Dr. Nguyen Moves On From LWHS, Leaving a Lasting Legacy
Since 2006, Dr. Chinh Nguyen has brought his infectious energy and kind spirit to Lick-Wilmerding. He has made an unmatched effort to get to know […]
Retelling an Ancient Tale: Lick Puts on Beauty and the Beast for Spring Play
This spring the Lick-Wilmerding Theater department is putting on the musical Beauty and the Beast, a classic written by Linda Woolverton, composed by Alan Menken […]
There’s Still Work Left to Do to Increase Diversity in Congress
On January 3, 2019, when the 116th Congress was sworn in, the nation witnessed the most diverse group of congressmen and congresswomen to date. The […]
