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A publication by the students, about the students, and for the students of White Station High School

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Aditi Arunprakash (11) gives a presentation during the 901 Hacks Championship. Arunprakash founded the Entrepreneurship Club, which hosted the competition, during the 2023-2024 school year.

Passion and purpose — the White Station entrepreneurship club

Jill Allert, Online Editor February 10, 2025

What do hacking, competitions and over $200 in Chick-fil-A gift cards have in common? The White Station High School (WSHS) Entrepreneurship Club, of course. The Entrepreneurship Club hosts hackathons,...

Different from the Common App and Coalition App applications, QuestBridge’s National College Match application opens in late July and closes in early October. Finalists are notified in mid-October and prepare their supplementals for their ranked schools. They will be notified if they “matched” with their school in early December.

Now what will it be, Early Decision or Restrictive Early Action?

Ellen Tan, News and Features Team Leader February 6, 2025

Like any other day, you log into your email but spot a subject title labeled, “College Admission: Status Update.” Thump, thump, thump. You sign into the college portal and take a deep breath as you...

Newly installed benches lie around tulip poplar tree saplings near the front of the school. The entire process had taken almost a year and had finally been completed.

Eagle Scouts soar to promote community service

Phoebe Fuerst, Writer February 4, 2025

Outside under the shade of the “Freshman tree,” many White Station students stand waiting at the end of a long day of school to get picked up while either listening to multiple conversations or shutting...

Members of the Communications team review photos on one of their cameras. The Communications team has previously covered school events and programs like Black History Month and Homecoming.

What’s up White Station!

Erin Maury, Layout Lead February 2, 2025

You know them! You love them! Those super cheerful teenagers on the board every morning are your very own Communications team! Every day during 7th period, the Communications team meets in M122 to film...

Zack Lageman (12) works on an unnamed painting that is part of her concentration for AP Studio Art. Lageman based the design on a convenience store she frequented with her mom.

Lageman expresses herself through art

Jill Allert, Online Editor December 16, 2024

Designer of the winning poster for the Homecoming contest, Delta Art Fair winner, Dixon Art Gallery vendor and more: Zack Lageman (12) does it all. Lageman got her start as an artist by watching art...

Emily Zhang (12)

National Merit Semi-finalists

Ellen Tan, News and Features Team Leader December 15, 2024

Evan Easley (12) Are you a morning or a night person? “I think I am a morning person … but I enjoy the nighttime more,” Easley said. “I enjoy waking up early … I don't stay up late...

Young Allison Totty (12) poses with her father, John Totty, in some of his equipment. She grew up with stories of her dad and his work as a firefighter.

Stamping out the fire of American ignorance

Phoebe Fuerst, Writer December 9, 2024

It is the soreness from 150-pound gear, the late nights, the absolute exhaustion from training and the fulfillment of the duties of a job that makes emergency response work seem hard. However, it is really...

White Station High School students (from left to right) Danny Huang (12), Navya Naik (12) and Douglas Scarboro (12) all traveled to Geneva, Switzerland to participate in the Global Model World Health Organization conference. They were able to attend through the University of Memphis’ public health program.

Spartans take on global health in Geneva

Jane Mercer, Lead Copy Editor December 9, 2024

After hours of debating, discussing and drafting, the council had reached a consensus on how they would handle current public health threats the world is facing. This council, however, was not the real...

White Station High School students Samuel First (11), pictured on the far left, and Zahra Altareb (11), pictured second to left, are both members of the MICAH Youth Council. Both First and Altareb spoke at a press conference discussing the gun referendums that were found on the most recent election ballot.

A vote of confidence — MICAH Youth Council

Jane Mercer, Lead Copy Editor November 19, 2024

Press conferences, city council meetings and counting votes. None of these events are something a high school student would be involved in, right? At White Station High School (WSHS), many students like...

Brianna Harris is out making content with the White Station High School Communications Team. In her free time, Harris enjoys going to outdoor events and places like concerts, festivals and walking in parks with her dog.

Teacher or BFF — young teachers in the halls.

Erin Maury, Layout Lead November 19, 2024

Are they your friend or your boss? Your bud or just your teacher? Those are some of the questions many students face, whether they realize it or not. Building relationships with teachers is an important...

The varsity volleyball team captures a moment with their mentors from the skills camp at the University of Albama. They spent three days with an Albama player and mentor. getting new perspectives on playing volleyball.

Communication and trust: the foundations of the successful volleyball team

Phoebe Fuerst, Writer November 6, 2024

Communication is said to be important in any type of relationship – friendships, with family members and in romance. Without communication there are misunderstandings. This is no different on the court....

Afifah Alma (11) speaks with Ashmita Karmaker (9) in the cafeteria, before the first bell. Many of the Bangladeshi students at White Station have been close friends for years and often sit with each other at school and visit outside of school.

Bangladeshi students reckon with protests back home

Zahra Altareb, Writer November 2, 2024

Lockdown. No entering or exiting homes, no going out to eat and no knowledge of what’s to come. And no, this isn’t about COVID.  This uncertainty was prevalent in Bangladesh for many during the...

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