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The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

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After aggressive rainfall and winds, the beloved tree outside of the Sr. high gym came crashing down. “I'm really sad the tree fell, I feel like it was really bringing our culture together,” Greta Quellhorst, ‘28, said.

Reign of the hurricane

Charlotte Lauer and Nimraah Ahsan
November 13, 2024
Originally, WHHS football home games would have kickoff at 7 p.m., but as of late, they have been pushed back to 5:30 p.m. Schedule changes such as this have been implemented by CPS to help students avoid community violence.

Proactive pushbacks

James Overton, Managing Editor of Gold Team of Broadcast | News and Features Writer
November 12, 2024
Students learn about the grant they apply for at the Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit. There they met contacts and asked questions.

Sustainability facility

William Demeter, News and Features Writer | Remembrancer Staff
November 8, 2024
Gru and his minions.

SENIOR halloween parade

Emma Kim and Marwa Khzir
November 6, 2024
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Perdrix Ponders

Nimraah Ahsan, News and Features Writer
October 29, 2024
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Assassination misery throughout history

James Overton, Managing Editor of Gold Team of Broadcast | News and Features Writer
October 28, 2024
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Attention on elections

Charlotte Lauer, Edmund Gimbert, William Demeter, and PJ Varatta
October 25, 2024
Even though the sun provides life, it can also disrupt our lives. With energy blasting towards us and destroying technology.

Solar endeavor

William Demeter, News and Features Writer | Remembrancer Staff
October 21, 2024
The summer cafeteria addition transformed the Sulsar entrance.

Rounding off the renovations

Edmund Gimbert, Section Editor of News and Features
October 17, 2024
Gebremeskel is extremely immersed in her culture and feels lucky to be able to share it with her friends and family. “I’m fortunate enough to have a really good network of Ethiopian friends who I’m really close with,” Gebremeskel said. “I think that definitely impacts my day to day, because as you begin talking to those people more you’re building a community of people who have a shared identity with you, so part of their identity is just like yours.”

Madam president

Sameera Degaulle, Managing Editor of Current Events
October 15, 2024
“When I told my parents about how I was breaking the rule intentionally because I thought it was dumb, they told me to talk to an administrator,” Joseph Sutton, ‘25, said. “So I emailed Ashley Morgan, thinking she wouldn’t respond, and then she did and then we had a really productive conversation.”

Students step up

James Overton, Managing Editor of Gold Team of Broadcast | News and Features Writer
October 14, 2024
The 2028 student council has been discussing past and future activities, such as an announcement about raffle tickets. “We have a lot of plans coming up,” Class of 2028 Representative Carolina Junewick said.

Let’s go with StuCo

Charlotte Lauer, News and Features Writer
October 4, 2024
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