By: Quinn Hathaway National/World Editor Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo opened the ceremony with a trio of Wicked-related songs. Grande first performed Over the Rainbow from the Wizard of Oz, followed by […]
97th Oscars Ceremony takes place
Aryna Sabalenka and Jannik Sinner both dominate US Open
By: Kayla Mitchell Media Production Editor At the end of each summer, viewers from around the world tune in to watch the season’s last Grand Slam tennis tournament. Following the Australian Open, […]
Roberts pursues irish dancing and lacrosse
By Lucy Panicacci From mastering the uncommon skill of Irish dancing to excelling on the lacrosse field, senior Scarlett Roberts stands out. Roberts started Irish dancing at four years old. She explained […]
The Lumineers drop new album
By: Kayla Mitchell Media Production Editor On Feb. 14, the American folk-rock band The Lumineers released their new album, Automatic. This album marks Jeremiah Fraites and Wesley Schultz’s fifth album since their […]
Live-action Snow White releases with some controversey
By: Jane Wilde Public Relations Manager On Mar. 21st, Disney released the live-action adaptation of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, a classic fairy tale about a princess who escapes her wicked […]
Ediger excels in his senior year
By Emery Curtis Volleyball runs in the family for LGHS senior Grayson Ediger. Inspired by his aunt, who played Division 1 at Duke, Ediger picked up the sport and never looked back. […]
Trump implements tariffs
By: Rory Zeman Media Production Editor On Feb.1, President Donald Trump unleashed a salvo of tariffs on numerous countries and goods around the world. Trump, citing the need for a return to […]
2025 Grammys take place
By: Quinn Hathaway National/World Editor Taking place at the Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Area, the 2025 Grammys was a night full of surprises and performances. Hosted by Trevor Noah for his fifth year, […]
US Senate confirms Vought
By: Margo Rawlings Editor-In-Chief The Senate confirmed Russell Vought, President Donald Trump’s controversial pick for the White House Budget director, in a party-line vote of 53-47 on Feb. 6. Vought first entered […]
Freshman Arianna Papageorge can do it all
By Megan Saul and Kloe Adams Freshman Arianna Papageorge is making leaps and bounds in her high school career, demonstrating a vast aptitude for field hockey, lacrosse, and leadership. Whether on the […]
Saul encourages travelers to improve airport manners
By: Megan Saul Culture Editor Airports are strange places. Often filled with businessmen, families, and solo travelers with their own agenda of where they need to go and why, airports are frequently […]
Panicacci reviews Companion
By: Lucy Panicacci Editor-in-Chief Full of twists and numerous comedic moments, the horror sci-fi movie Companion did not leave me amazed but kept me entertained nonetheless. In the first moments of the […]
FireAid holds benefit concert
By: Jane Wilde Public Relations Manager In light of the recent fires in Los Angeles, FireAid held a benefit concert on Jan. 30 across two venues raising over 100 million dollars towards […]
Sophomore Saez travels Globally
By Megan Saul and Kat Littfin Sophomore Capucine Saez has a wide variety of skills and interests. With big academic goals and aspirations, a passion for travel, and skills in drawing and […]
Hastings argues for greater appreciation of physical media
By: Megan Hastings Public Relations Manager In an era dominated by streaming, where movies and music become readily available by one touch of a screen, the tangible experience of entertainment—watching movies in […]