Category: Features

A group of 12 ARHS students spent an adventure-filled February break in Antigua, Guatemala. They left on February 15 and returned on February 24 and were accompanied by ARHS Spanish teacher and study abroad...

On January 19th at 5:30 p.m., ARHS joined hundreds of theaters nationwide, from high school companies to Broadway troupes, in awakening an age-old theater tradition aimed at creating a safe space in dark times....

I was introduced to Facebook around 2010 while watching over my dad’s shoulder as he scrolled through his news feed, reading hundreds of posts from old friends and family. When I first made my...

As children, we often made our friends on playgrounds, sports fields, and classrooms. We aligned ourselves with those who shared our personalities, hobbies, and talents. But as teenagers, many of us seek out connections...

Railroad tracks run through the area behind  Josh Rendez’s house.  The wooden tracks are not part of an actual rail line, but a scaled down layout which runs through his backyard.   Measuring 55...

As you walk into the ARHS building, your eyes are drawn to the big wooden doors in front of the auditorium, adorned with pictures of dancers. As you pull the door open, you instantly...

Rather than spending all their time waiting in anticipation for college acceptance or job offers, there are students across the country waiting to hear about their pending visas instead.   These students in the...

In high school, relationships are both fantasized about and popularized. Whether you are an experienced lover or have been single and don’t plan on changing, you will most likely be impacted by a high...

The sun beamed down on the beach; it was one of the hottest days of summer. The water, on the other hand, was cold enough to be uncomfortable. However, with the heat of the...

School is over and it is a cold, dark, snowy evening in the middle of winter. It is a quiet night and the snow is falling slowly but inside the auditorium of the high...