A Change of Scenery: Greer Shifts Focus to Her Art
Visual arts teacher, artist and film-aficionado Lydia Greer is leaving Lick to work on her own artistic projects. At Lick, Greer taught Cinematic Storytelling, beginner […]
New Building Construction Updates
Although many students are skeptical that the new building will be done when school starts, it is currently on schedule to be complete on August […]
Epithets at Walk With A Purpose Spark Campus-Wide Conversation
On April 26th, Lick-Wilmerding held its annual day-long conference, Walk with a Purpose. The stated goal of the conference is to allow “students to explore […]
Mel’s Drive-in: The Best Breakfast in the Bay
From the bright neon sign to the smell of buttery pancakes that wafts through the restaurant, Mel’s Drive-in is an American classic. Ever since its […]
China’s Black Mirror Reality
You’re waiting at a crosswalk. It’s Monday after class and you’re in a rush to get home. The light is red, but you see no […]
One Acts Thirtieth Festival Plays to Sold Out Crowd
On April 20, Lick-Wilmerding celebrated thirty years of its annual One Acts festival. The 2018 festival included eight plays and five interludes, all student directed, […]
Why Isn’t There a Boy Talk?
During this year’s Girl Talk — Lick and Urban’s annual celebration of feminine power— one writer spoke of how a male friend asked her, “How […]
Spotlighting the Coaches of Women’s Athletics
As an athlete, I have found that my relationship with sports and my experience as competitor is largely impacted by my coach. Not only does […]
After Fifteen Years of Inspiring Lick Dancers, Zoe Fyfe Dances On
In her fifteen years at Lick, Zoe Fyfe has created a dance program unlike any other. On a given day in all four of the […]
Lick Adds Sophomore Health Class to Required Curriculum
Starting in the fall school semester of 2018, the Lick-Wilmerding sophomore students will be required to take one semester of a health education class taught […]
