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Musa Suriel champions community, culture

Dominica Dandelet Vento and Charlotte Mallon • April 21, 2025

Advocating for his community is integral to senior Musa Suriel’s life. As a member of the Indianapolis Jewish community, Suriel is passionate about bringing awareness and educating others about his religion. “Outside...

WTS stays open amidst teacher protests at statehouse

Abel Flessner, Editor-in-chief • April 15, 2025

Sunday night, Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) and Pike Township canceled school for yesterday. The cancellation was due to the massive teacher absences caused by protests at the statehouse. Teachers'...

New football head coach instills hope, discipline

Coleman Wever, Opinion Staff • April 7, 2025

For the past decade, the football program has struggled to find success. Despite a spell of winning records from 2018 to 2020, the program has had losing seasons since 2012, four of which ended with...

Opportunity, risk: social media shapes teenage romance

Elizabeth Rocchio, Arts and Entertainment Staff • February 13, 2025

Now more than ever, the internet and social media influence teens’ romantic relationships. According to the Pew Research Center, 24% of all teens say they’ve dated or hooked up with someone they met...

Students define love, lust

Grady Koschnick, Sports Staff • February 13, 2025

Valentine’s Day is approaching, and the essence of love surrounds students. The definitions and meanings of love have changed over time, which causes confusion between the sentimental feeling of love...

‘Galentine’s Day’ a tradition for teenage girls

Fran Brown, Arts and Entertainment Staff • February 13, 2025

Valentine’s Day is a highly anticipated holiday in February for teenagers because of young relationships. Usually, couples spend the Day together on different dates and go to dinner. However, since high...

Valentine’s Day Romance, Retail

Charlotte Mallon, News Editor • February 13, 2025

With Valentine’s Day approaching, students focus on showing love and appreciation for their family, friends and significant others. However, the emphasis on showing love and gratitude during the holiday...

Students express difficulty sharing political opinions at school

Carlise Leppert and Sarah McPherson • November 13, 2024

With it being election year, political tensions are extremely high. High school students have varying opinions but are concerned about what their classmates might think. Although students are unable to...

School spirit a work in progress

Editorial staff • October 1, 2024

After an exciting homecoming week, school spirit levels are still not as high as they should be, but are showing signs of improvement. Significantly more students chose to dress up in the...

Senior Parent Luncheon ticket sales begin

Victoria White, Sports Staff • April 17, 2024

As the year comes to close, seniors begin preparing for end-of-year celebratory activities. Seniors will have an opportunity to celebrate with their class four times before they head off to start their...

‘I feel as though I’ve made North Central proud’ – senior Alex Antonopoulos wins tennis individual state championship

Cailyn Robertson, Editor-in-chief • October 24, 2023

On Saturday, senior Alex Antonopoulos defeated Columbus North’s Hank Lin in the IHSAA Individual State finals for tennis. Antonopoulos won in two sets, 6-2 and 6-1, and only trailed once throughout the...

Students discuss Senior Honor Code adjustments

Jackson Scott, News Staff • August 28, 2023

Administration announced the return of Senior Honor Code on August 17. Applications are due August 31. In the past, Senior Honor Code granted the following privileges to accepted seniors: calling themselves...