Zahra Altareb, Viewpoint Team Leader
• March 25, 2026
It’s 2:13pm, right before school ends. You open the email. Silence, except for your pounding heart, surrounds you as you move through links. You’ve worked so hard up to this point and … you matched!
This...
Zahra Altareb, Viewpoint Team Leader
• March 24, 2026
From the Minnesota Timberwolves’ moments of silence for Renee Good and Alex Pretti to FIFA giving Trump a newly created peace prize to a Ukrainian luge player disqualified this year for his helmet, politics...
Zahra Altareb, Viewpoint Team Leader
• February 13, 2026
It’s a Tuesday after school. You receive a phone call from your dad and the worst has happened. This situation is how a former student at White Station High School (WSHS), who will be attributed as Source...
Your teacher has been talking for the last 10 minutes and is just about to get to the most important part of the lesson when suddenly everything takes a pause. An announcement is being made over the intercom.
For...
Don’t talk about it at the dinner table. Don’t ask strangers their thoughts on it. Maybe you shouldn’t even involve yourself in it that much.
One of the topics considered most controversial...
The bell rings. You stand up from your seat and suddenly, you know you have to take a detour before your next class. You finish packing up, and the race begins. ‘I’m going to be so late.’
For...
The five-minute bell rings right as you’re walking into class. You’re just about to sit down when you realize that your teacher is nowhere to be found, and then you remember that they won’t be for...
High school can be a tough transition for many. A new school, teachers and social environment can be hard to adjust to. Freshman and sophomore year are the prime years for building connections, joining...
Jan-Vincent Waller
What does black excellence mean to you?
“I think black excellence is all of the triumphs that black people had to accomplish in spite of the laws and society being against them....
Whether attending tailgates, feeling the atmosphere of a packed stadium or sitting around the TV with close friends and family, high school students tackle college football in different ways.
College...
“And the award goes to — White Station!” a phrase White Station High School’s (WSHS) STEM clubs never get tired of hearing, whether it be at regional, state or even national competitions. Each...
It’s cold. It’s dark. No one’s here yet, but from the corner of your eye, you see a group of people standing near the portables. What could they possibly be doing?
A group of students at White...
