WA's current list of clubs only has one AI-focused club, at the very top of the list. But when sophomores Avani Athale and Naaisha Agarwal decided to start this AI club, they certainly did not realize that they were not the only ones with this idea. Juniors Pranav Khurana and Tanush Tumula had nearly...

From making swords to acting out plays, Shakespeare Club has become a safe space for many students to come together over their appreciation of William Shakespeare. Now, the club will be sharing this interest with the community through their first major event, Monologue Madness.  Monologue Madness is...

Sixth grader Kali Kong walked into her first year at the Stony Brook School, both nervous and excited. With so many clubs and new opportunities available, she was prepared to get involved. As the first weeks of school progressed, her friends began joining communities like theater, art club, speech and...

With winter on the horizon, WA Ski Club is getting ready to hit the trails at Wachusett Mountain. Pretty soon, the peaks will be populated by skiers winding down the various slopes. The club is run by sophomores Sophia Williams and Leo Koutsoukos and advised by Andrea Pickersgill and Maureen Casey....

Every other week, Room 129 transforms from a standard classroom into a hub of cultural diversity and joy. This is the home base for the International Club, a group of students dedicated to sharing their unique backgrounds and learning about diversity. It's a place where friendship knows no borders, and...

For many writers, it can be difficult to find a safe space to share their work in a professional and encouraging environment. Beyond Words is a club that has solidified itself as this welcoming place for anyone who is interested.  On Nov. 9, the club held an open mic event for all interested members...

A colorful assortment of streamers and posters drape the hallways leading to the aux gym. Classic remixes of songs pour up the stairwell as students grab hands in concentric circles, erupting into laughter as they break. It is the first time WA's seen anything like it: the Best Buddies first-ever Dance-a-Thon. On...

At the end of last school year, less than ten people were consistently attending the Hands to Haiti meetings, and the existence of the club in upcoming years was largely uncertain. However, that fear is now nonexistent because with more than fifty students, Hands to Haiti has had to move their meetings...

WA's Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) participated in the recent Massachusetts HOSA Competition against other HOSA members from throughout the state. 18 of them came back with a top three score in their respective events and are eligible to compete at the National HOSA Competition in June. Dubbed...

For some students, history is their least favorite subject. Some might even question if there even is a point to learn something that has already happened. However, for other students, history is one of their favorite subjects so much so that they might even go the extra mile to create a new club at...

In light of recent events that have occurred at Westford Academy, various school community groups have been working towards making WA a more inclusive environment for students.  WA's ADL organization has been around for five years working to combat hateful speech and actions while also creating...

“To be, or not to be: that is the question”. In the past, this question was only asked in English classes throughout WA. Yet with the Shakespeare Club making its first appearance this year at the high school, students have the opportunity to dive deeper into the world of "The Bard". Led by club...