Hannia Antunez, News & Feature Team Leader
• November 28, 2022
An hour finally elapses. The long-awaited notification pops up, alerting users that it is time to head back to the app. 12 new polls show up, the first one: “Most likely to beat Pete Davidson in a roast...
Many people use dance as a way of expressing themselves and connecting with others. Dancers Chy-Anne Wells (12), Nyla Johnson (12) and Lauren Hunter (11) attend the same local dance studio...
Hannia Antunez, News & Feature Team Leader
• October 27, 2022
As Spartans rush by the first floor of the East Annex, they spot colorful flowers blooming out of the walls, adorning an immense Frida Kahlo while colorful Hispanic banners are strung across...
While White Station offers dozens of Advanced Placement (AP) classes for its students, it has long been one of the schools selected to introduce pilot AP classes such as AP Seminar and AP Research....
After having taught at White Station for 11 years, teacher Rachel Kannady accepted a new job opportunity at St. Jude Research Hospital, leaving White Station behind.
A familiar face, Kannady held...
Each day, London Haines (10) bears the weight of her clubs and her crown on top of her academic duties. Haines is often titled the most valuable player (MVP) of the White Station golf...
Hot chocolate — this is what first brought Mikey Graves (11) into the world of film. At the age of four, Graves was asked to act in a local holiday commercial for Oak Court Mall, his one job being...
Some called it the “prison yard,” others called it the “dead space.” For years, the space between the main building and east annex served as an eyesore to students and faculty. However,...
Katie Robinson, Viewpoint Team Leader
• October 24, 2022
After swimming, biking and running 70.3 miles, athletes reach their final destination: the IronMan Triathlon finish line. This year, both the White Station Key Club and the Junior Reserve Officer...
June 2018, ground breaks as bulldozers tear up White Station’s inner grounds. This moment marked the beginning of a four-year process to create a community courtyard for the students of...
In less than one week, numerous kidnappings, a serial shooting spree and several school shooting threats unfolded — leaving Memphis residents fearing for their lives as they waited in suspense...
Some may call young artist Joseph Collins (10) a prodigy. By the tenth grade, Joe has had multiple television appearances, has an album underway and is producing and directing his own show. Working...
