Wayland’s relatively small size means news travels fast, but unfortunately fake news can travel even faster. Perhaps the most harmful effect of Wayland’s size is the damage that can be caused from...

Katie Meyer, Robert Martin, Lauren Bernett and Morgan Rodgers. All names with a similar story that ends in heartbreak. For these four athletes and countless others with the same tragic tale, one thing...

Sitting at 10-19, the Boston Red Sox enter the second week of May in last place in the American League East. With their sixth consecutive series loss, the Red Sox have won just three series so far this...

I have never trusted politicians. Don’t get me wrong, I think there are some good ones, but I just can’t seem to have confidence in most: they seem slimy and manipulative to me. No politician will...

Looking down at the sand dunes, I attempt to catch my breath at the peak as little blobs of color go tumbling down the colossal mountains of sand. Waves of laughter carried by the wind fill the expansive...

In the latest editorial cartoon, WSPN's Sophie Simmons discusses the culmination of stress at the end of the school year. "It just sucks how everyone thinks the end of the year is supposed to wind...

Every April 22 passes like clockwork. The minute you open a social media application on your phone, you are most likely bombarded by a flood of circular profiles surrounded by a red border painted across...

A big orange door is cracked open revealing smiling faces and laughter. Wayland High School locker rooms: packed changing rooms where you will find a variety of people from every grade, frantically getting...

For many, March Madness may be the most exciting three weeks in the sports world. The fast pace, the OT thrillers, the win-or-go-home mentality and most importantly, the upsets. The last few weeks of March...

We all know the saying "guilty until proven innocent," referring to defendants during criminal trials. Never would I think that we would see a similar sentiment shared among the senators who are interrogating...

We've all heard the tale of Emmett Till. History books tell a story about a 14-year-old boy from Chicago on a visit with his family in the South. As a city boy in the small town of Money, Mississippi,...