The global pandemic involving the COVID-19 virus has taken away many things from us: from going to school or restaurants to hanging out with friends to the suspension of the spring sports seasons. For...

As everyone knows, the start of the MLB season has been postponed, and the season isn't likely to start until at least the beginning of June. Aside from when and if there will be a season, several questions...

All day, we are accosted by stories like “The stock market tanks,” “The coronavirus sweeps across the nation” and “Unemployment rates are on the rise.” In a world where stories like these are...

Unfortunately, many members of the Wayland community have had to cancel their upcoming spring break trips due to COVID-19. Although there isn’t much to do around town because of the virus, WSPN has come...

For over fifteen years, the guidance department has been running the peer mentor program in an effort to give freshmen the tools to make an easy transition to high school life. For many of WHS’ newest...

Nearly a year after stepping down from her position, former Wayland METCO director Mabel Reid-Wallace has filed a discrimination complaint against Wayland Public School system. The complaint, which is...

Many high school kids at this age can have trouble finding a job they enjoy that pays well. For sophomore Taylor Hsu, this isn’t the case. For the past two years, Hsu has been working at the local Longfellow...

Unlike the usual three-and-a-half-hour advanced placement exam in May, the College Board has decided to make the annual exam a 45 minute at-home test due to COVID-19. The AP exam is an optional exam which...

As people across Massachusetts work and learn from home due to COVID-19, many Wayland residents have decided to spend more time outside and enjoy the early spring weather. To encourage others to take...

1. The world is more connected thanks to the help of FaceTime, Zoom, WhatsApp and other services. 2. Pollution has drastically decreased - coronavirus may not be able to save the climate, but it does...

As the United States furthers its fight against COVID-19, Massachusetts has focused greatly on reducing any potential contact with the virus. Its policy has centered around reducing human contact, which...

A man from London is the second person in the world to be cured of HIV. Adam Castillejo, now 40 years old, is still free of the virus more than 30 months after he completed anti-retroviral therapy. What...