The girls varsity softball team became district champions on May 1, defeating Timber Creek for the second time this season. Senior Alexandra Bedlowicz hit a homerun and freshman Sami Gartner hit the other...

Reporter Faith Walsh interviews the senior citizens on campus who dressed up for senior week.

Senior Gabriella Navarro reviews Jenna Evans Welch's "Love & Gelato." She describes this book as part travel diary, part mystery, part coming-of-age story, and all-around summer fun.

Ranking eighth in the state and 18th in the nation, and with a record of 8-0, beach volleyball is on a roll. For the fifth consecutive year, the team won the SAC championship, defeating Lake Howell...

Boys varsity volleyball went into their game with hopes of an upset on Monday, Apr. 1, but Lake Brantley, the ninth-ranked team in 3A, kept that from happening, defeating Hagerty 3-1.  Minimization...

Senior Gabriella Navarro reviews K.L. Walther's "The Summer of Broken Rules" to get her excited for Senior Assassin. This book balances a swoon-worthy romance, a high-energy competition and the bittersweet...

An unexpected sickness from line two freshman Leah Spencer caused chaos in the lineup for the girls' varsity tennis team's match against Lake Brantley on March 11.  Usually, freshman Abigail Rawls...

Senior Gabriella Navarro reviews Mary E. Pearson's "Dance of Thieves," a YA fantasy adventure with a touch of romance and a lot of heart. If you’re a sucker for strong heroines, complex power dynamics,...

Before the competition season even began, half the varsity cheer team unexpectedly quit, forcing a division change from medium non-tumbling to small non tumbling. Rather than giving up, the remaining...

It has been a busy couple of weeks for the ESE students. Between kickball, chalk drawing, board games, and selling valentines, there is plenty on the agenda.  Tundra Treasures partnered with the ESE...

Senior Gabriella Navarro reviews Kiera Cass's "The Selection," a series where 35 girls compete for the hand of the prince. She enjoyed its dystopian "Bachelor" esque plot and the romance between America...

The Tundra was full of fans, athletes and spectators representing 71 different high school cheer teams. As Hagerty took the mat, the crowd roared with applause, buzzing with excitement.  On Saturday,...

When people imagine military service, they imagine officers barking orders and soldiers marching in formation. They probably don't imagine singing on the White House lawn, like theater teacher Jamaal Solomon...

Senior Gabriella Navarro shares her opinions of "Talk Santa to Me" by Linda Urban. This book was like watching a Hallmark movie when you’re wrapped up in blankets, hot cocoa in hand and the Christmas...

Junior Gabriella Navarro shares her opinions on “Better Than the Movies" by Lynn Painter. With its classic love tropes and cute banter, this book captured her attention and her heart.

Senior Gabriella Navarro reviews Lynn Painter's "Nothing Like the Movies." It was the long awaited sequel of "Better Than the Movies," but lacked the romcom feel.

Shortly following kick-off, midfielder Daniel Erazo scored the first out of four goals for the boys soccer team. Hagerty defeated Lake Howell 4-0 in the first game of the season. The match was held on...

Senior cheerleader Lacee Ginga looked at her squad of 16 senior boys, attempting to do a cartwheel without falling over. While Ginga is usually under the Friday night lights with her coordinated varsity...

Senior Gabriella Navarro reviews Sarah Adams' "The Cheat Sheet." The "swoon-worthy," friends-to-lovers romance turned out to be her biggest reading disappointment in the past few years.

Although seniors have many responsibilities, they also have many special events to look forward to, such as senior privilege days, days that allow seniors to miss class and have breakfast or lunch with...

In their first match of the season, the varsity girls volleyball team defeated Lake Howell 3-0 on Aug. 23. The team was led by senior setter Brielle Mullin with 29 assists and junior right side hitter...

Junior Gabriella Navarro reviews Holly Black's "The Cruel Prince." She loves how the author broke literary norms and fantasy stereotypes.

Junior Gabriella Navarro reviews Rebecca Ross's popular "Divine Rivals." Its rivals-to-lovers romance, impending war and unique writing set the bar for her first book of the year.

Junior Gabriella Navarro reviews Stephanie Garber's popular "Once Upon a Broken Heart." With its magical story and intriguing characters, this book as taken the crown of her new favorite fantasy book.

Junior Gabriella Navarro unravels the mystery murder book "A Good Girl's Guide to Murder" by Holly Jackson. This book kept her at the edge of her seat with its many twists and turns.

Junior Gabriella Navarro shares her opinions on “Better Than the Movies" by Lynn Painter. With its classic love tropes and cute banter, this book captured her attention and her heart.