For more than six decades, CET has been delivering educational programming to the Greater Cincinnati area. With shows to suit the tastes of any and ever...
The recent upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the high school experience for all WHHS students, especially those in the Theatre Department. In t...
UPDATE April 16: On Wednesday April 15, the Cincinnati Opera announced the cancellation of its 2020 100th anniversary season. The company has asked its ...
The WHHS Band App Fundraiser is cancelled due to the COVID-19 outbreak and people not having their instruments.
Gov. Mike DeWine has cancelled schools until...
At first, there is silence.
A lone figure stands still, quiet and serious, in the front of a classroom, surrounded by intrigued peers.
Suddenly, with...
There’s something about murder that just gets WHHS International Thespian Society Troupe 456 going.
“The Murder Mystery is… definitely one of my favorite memori...
While a great deal of attention is brought on WHHS’ sports stars, renown is not something that should exist merely in Marx Stadium. WHHS’ artists have...
The senior high band concert was on Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. in the WHHS auditorium. The concert featured performances from the Intermediate Band Percussion En...
In the 2020 National Scholastic Art Competition, the WHHS Art Department had the best showing in WHHS history; eighty five student works received either...
WHIP, or Walnut Hills Instrumental Parents, according to the WHHS website, is a “fun and dedicated bunch of folks, committed to supporting and supplementing...
![Alexandra Franz, ‘23, works on a self portrait during her AP Studio Art class, using a selfie for reference. Franz worked in watercolor, which she developed as her specialty this year. “A lot of people think [watercolor is] hard, but there’s a wildness to it that is fun to try to tame that I really enjoy,” Franz said.](https://whhscbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/afranz2-475x300.jpg)
