

Taylor Swift’s ninth studio album “Evermore” does not disappoint
REVIEW BY JULIA SWAIN On December 10, Taylor Swift announced the release of her ninth studio album, and her second album this year alone. Evermore, a sister album of Folklore, is very similar in the sense that it is incredibly … Continue reading Taylor Swift’s ninth studio album “Evermore” does not disappoint

Wadsworth soccer coach John Johnson receives national award
BY ARI KASER Wadsworth High School head boy’s soccer coach John Johnson was one of five soccer coaches selected to receive the United Soccer Coaches Letter of Commendation, an award given out annually by the United Soccer Coaches Convention to … Continue reading Wadsworth soccer coach John Johnson receives national award

What rights do students have on and off campus?
BY EMILY BRANDYBERRY What are my rights on-campus? First Amendment The first amendment of the United States Constitution states that “Congress shall make no law…abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press.” However, in the school setting, this right … Continue reading What rights do students have on and off campus?

Wadsworth Schools installs new monitoring system onto student Chromebooks
BY ELISABETH GROMOFSKY GoGuardian Teacher is a new chromebook monitor that is being installed on all students’ chromebooks throughout the district and will be accessible for teachers to use in the upcoming weeks. For years, Wadsworth City Schools has had … Continue reading Wadsworth Schools installs new monitoring system onto student Chromebooks

Wadsworth Student Runs Custom Starbucks Cup Business
BY KADE MIROS Wadsworth High School senior, Cara Griffin, runs her own business where she customizes reusable Starbucks cups and has been very successful. People from all around the world message her on Instagram, with what they would like on … Continue reading Wadsworth Student Runs Custom Starbucks Cup Business

Axel Mueller flies into photography
BY JACKSON KERLEY Axel Mueller, a senior at Wadsworth High School, loves to take his hobby of taking photos to the sky while also flying planes. Mueller regularly combines his hobbies of flying and photography by doing air to air photography. His favorite story comes from a trip to Wyoming when he had a company approach him to take pictures for them. “It was quite an experience,” said Mueller. The company wanted Mueller and one of his friends to take pictures of them Hang Gliding so that they could use the photos for promotion. That was one of the only … Continue reading Axel Mueller flies into photography

AP Research and AP European History offer new opportunities for students
BY KAYLA ROSS Of the sixteen AP classes offered at Wadsworth High School, two are brand new this year: AP European History and AP Research. These classes are recommended for juniors and seniors, as they are demanding classes. Zach Adams, … Continue reading AP Research and AP European History offer new opportunities for students

Jensen Heppner, Wadsworth Junior, aims to go higher in the world of competitive gymnastics
BY ARI KASER Gymnastics is a sport that combines physical agility and mental balance, and Jensen Heppner, junior at Wadsworth High School, works towards both of those. Heppner is a level 9 gymnast, one of the highest levels a person … Continue reading Jensen Heppner, Wadsworth Junior, aims to go higher in the world of competitive gymnastics

Evans, Wadsworth Senior, graduates early to join Notre Dame Football
BY JULIA BLAKE Mitchell Evans finished his senior season as the quarterback for the Wadsworth Grizzlies football team. After receiving 26 offers to play football at the collegiate level, Evans committed to the University of Notre Dame this past summer … Continue reading Evans, Wadsworth Senior, graduates early to join Notre Dame Football

COVID-Friendly “Spamalot” debuts this week
BY MICAH BECK The WHS Off Broad Street Players has had to deal with masks and social distancing in order to perform shows safely this year. Though those may seem like setbacks, the Drama Department’s next production, Spamalot, which is … Continue reading COVID-Friendly “Spamalot” debuts this week

WHS students speak out on Board of Education’s upcoming vote
STORY BY BRUIN STAFFERS As the COVID-19 cases at Wadsworth High School continue to rise, the Board of Education was faced with making a decision about whether or not students would continue to be fully in-person after Thanksgiving break. An … Continue reading WHS students speak out on Board of Education’s upcoming vote

Officer Innocenti promoted to detective, Smith becomes WHS Resource Officer
BY CHLOE PORTER Officer Adam Innocenti has been a part of Wadsworth High School for many years, but is now achieving his goal. He has officially been promoted to a detective, and is resigning as Wadsworth High School’s resource officer … Continue reading Officer Innocenti promoted to detective, Smith becomes WHS Resource Officer