The assorted works of Theodor Geisel, more popularly known as Dr. Seuss, were an integral part of my elementary school experience. If I’m being honest, I never really cared for them, but they were everywhere...

For many athletes, competing in a state playoff tournament can be the culmination of years of work and a highlight of their high school experience. Thus, one of the more unfortunate athletic consequences...

College Sports Junkies finally returns for a special episode. In the first of the season, WSPN's Garrett Spooner and Max Brande discuss the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, and all of the shocking upsets...

Friday Night Funkin' (FNF) was released in Nov. 2020 for the PC. It's available to download or simply play in a browser tab. FNF is a single-player rhythm game, meaning a big part of it is hand-eye coordination,...

On Saturday, March 6, the Wayland football team crushed Waltham during a pre-season scrimmage on the Warrior's home turf. The Warriors worked out in the weight room and practiced on the turf for months,...

This year’s NCAA March Madness tournament has caused more chaos than any other year. No perfect bracket stood past the second day of the tournament. The last perfect bracket, of course, was broken when...

With March well underway, many students have begun to lose motivation to keep up with grades and their activities. In March, there are only a few holidays off from school, and no restful weeks off to break...

Picture this: Black Lives Matter flags displayed proudly throughout the schools, discussions and analyses of books written by and featuring people of color in class curricula and classes highlighting previously...

WHSTE performed Deborah Salem Smith’s “Love Alone” through live stream last Thursday, March 18 and, Friday, March 19. “Love Alone” tells the story of Helen Warren and her daughter Clementine...

In this weekly podcast, health and lifestyle editor Deirdre Brown and reporter Ellie Smith discuss the life of a college athlete and the college recruitment process with recent WHS alumnus athlete, Emma...

For many athletes, their seasons were cut short or outright canceled last year once COVID-19 began picking up momentum. Athletes were deprived of key moments that could help them play at the collegiate...

In this episode of Asians on Air, copy editor Jonathan Zhang and reporter Brasen Chi talk about food. This episode will just touch upon the surface of the culture of food. Among the discussed topics will...