Every Wednesday after school and Thursday for advisory, eager South High students and faculty head to A170 to play an ancient game that tests who has the better mental skills and strategy: chess.  The...

With an early birthday in January, I turned 18 just in time for Super Tuesday. Though the primaries are looked down upon compared to the general election, they are important in deciding who gets to proceed...

Are you putting in more hours than what your contract obligates you to? Are you losing sleep because of homework assignments or lesson planning? Are you not enjoying life as a teenager because of school? You...

Growing up, I noticed that few people looked like me on the TV screen or in theaters. In the action movies I enjoyed, something was missing. It takes a lot of talent and creativity to be in the performing...

In 2020, the Worcester Public Schools were shut down due to Covid. However, that did not stop Anya Geist ‘24, and Emma Robeau ‘23, from going forward with an idea to collect and publish creative writing...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been on the rise in recent years. There are new AI technologies and websites have been introduced, but it has brought up many controversies behind the use of AI. Will AI...

This year, the student population of South High rose in number to more than 1700 students, more than the maximum capacity of the school. Hallways are harder to traverse, and students cram in the cafeteria...

Here is the schedule for the South High Boys Basketball Team where Freshmen, JV, and Varsity boys will play games going against other high school teams in Massachusetts and their past game results.

Do you have a class you don’t like? A class where the subject isn’t too bad, but the teacher is just not what you're looking for? A teacher who talks too much or too little, a teacher who has the lights...

In this year’s Worcester municipal elections, there was a major shake-up in the school committee. The changes come after a lawsuit accused the city’s election process of violating the Voting Rights...

With the end of the pandemic, there has been a major change in the policies to help stop the spread of the COVID-19 disease. As of the 2023-24 school year, the Worcester Public School district has  implemented...

Although you may have forgotten it even existed, officially, COVID-19 lost its status as a global health emergency on May 5th, 2023. Six days later, President Biden declared the emergency over on the national...