Freshman Annie Long provides insight on the evolution of her Youtube channel and obstacles she faces in production. She touches on the reactions she receives from community members and her subscribers....

While many students usually donate or throw out their old clothes, sophomore Grace Marto came up with the idea of “Clothes for Campers” in December 2020. At this time, Marto also applied for the Counselor-In-Training...

Sophomore Declan Murphy took on the role of a leader, teacher and philanthropist when he started his new tutoring program: WHAM (Wayland High school Academic Mentors), a free tutoring program where WHS...

As a child, sophomore Serena Field had a love for learning and the outdoors. With the help of her parents and a few other families, Field was able to channel these interests through creating an alternative-learning...

Sophomore Prash Subbiah ducks and weaves, desperately trying to avoid the sword of his opponent whilst attempting to deal a blow of his own. After a frantic lunge, Subbiah flicks his wrist, thrusting the...

Senior Zach Marto started his mobile detailing business, “Marto’s Mobile Car Care,” just over a year ago to provide members of the community with the same quality level of detailing as that of a...

Artistic talent doesn’t come to everyone, but it comes naturally to junior Sophie Ellenbogen. She may be more well-known for her impact on the soccer and lacrosse fields, but she has a talented creative...

For many teenagers, high school is a heavily occupied time filled with sports, school work and other extracurriculars. Many consider themselves “too busy” to help give back to their community beyond...

Junior Japhy Theobald decided to take up the drums in the third grade after being inspired by the swing, improvisation and freedom of the instrument. He’s been playing for eight years and has accomplished...

For many, fishing is merely a hobby: something to do occasionally during the summer to unwind. For senior Jason Haims, fishing isn’t just a hobby, but a lifestyle. Haims has learned to enjoy the different...

Junior Ben Chen started a non-profit barber shop just over a year ago to provide some of his friends and peers with fresh haircuts without the expensive price. Chen worked through COVID-19, following safety...

In this new podcast, broadcast editor Remmi Shaw finds students, teachers and residents who have interesting, unique stories and experiences to share. In this episode, Shaw, and sports broadcast editor...