This year, the 2024 Paralympic games kicked off in Paris, France on Aug. 28. The games hosted more than 4,000 athletes from all over the world, including one from Upper Arlington.
Blake Haxton, from...
Tom Lombardi is one of the new assistant principals for the 2024-2025 school year. He is a graduate of Upper Arlington High School, and many Jones Middle School graduates are familiar with his sister,...
Reflecting on the passage of time, I find myself pondering when exactly adulthood crept in. It feels as though it were just yesterday, back on March 13, 2020, when I was an eighth-grader receiving news...
With two older siblings who went through the same elementary school, middle school, and high school as I, it can be really easy to follow in their footsteps and not create my own path. I call this phenomenon...
If I could give one piece of advice to my freshman self, it would be this: go for it, do what you want to do, and don't let others dictate that for you. I think I differ from most students in that I knew...
In middle school, my dad printed out two pieces of paper for my brother and me with one word written across the page: effort. That piece of paper hung on the wall in my room for years after as a reminder...
It feels a bit odd to be introducing myself for what is essentially a sign-off to high school. I’ve introduced myself many times over the past four years, however, I’m realizing now that, though the...
Picture this: It’s November 2021 of my sophomore year, and my daily routine is this: go to school, go home, play video games until midnight, sleep, repeat. This was brain rot before the phrase ‘brain...
“I wish I spent more time worrying about how my life felt rather than how it looked to others”.
I sat across from a 73-year-old woman at Worthington Christian Village. My involvement with musical...
When asked to write an article that would reflect on my four years at Upper Arlington High School, I was initially floored as to what exactly I should write about. How do I make it my own? How do I make...
Art has always been the most important part of my life; I have always loved to express myself through creating. These techniques can be collaborative but can be done independently as well. There is no...
I have lived my whole life in Upper Arlington on the same street in the same house surrounded by generally the same people. This monotony annoyed me growing up, but in the last few months of high school,...
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