Georgia is in the midst of a contentious Gubernatorial election that has the possibility to create history. Stacy Abrams, the Democratic nominee, could be the first black female governor in American history, but it won’t be an easy task considering that no Democrat has won statewide office in Georgia since 2006 and only 11 black women have been elected to national positions. The Republican nominee, Brian Kemp, stands in stark contrast to Abrams and intends to limit both Medicaid and immigration re...

Former United States of America Gymnastics (USAG) President Steve Penny, was arrested on October 17 for tampering with evidence against convicted sex offender, Larry Nassar. Nassar was the former doctor for the USA national and Olympic gymnastics teams. He was charged with and convicted of multiple ...

On October 26, Weber held its third annual Poetry Out Loud contest. The contest was brought to Weber by the English Department and the competition’s coordinator, Ms. Leigh Herman, in 2016. This year’s competition included 13 students, all from the sophomore class. In the past, the competition ha...

Colegio Tarbut is 5,018 miles away from Weber, but the similarities far outweigh our differences. Colegio Tarbut is a Jewish private school based in Buenos Aires, Argentina that attracts a wide range of Jews by bringing them together to create one academic community, much like Weber. This past week, Web...

Due to the protests on the security fence separating Gaza and Israel, Israel’s Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman decreased the Gaza fishing zone from nine nautical miles to six nautical miles. The Gaza fishing zone is the offshore area where Palestinians are allowed to fish, off of the coastline of Gaza. Recent...

It’s that time of year again: clubs are starting at Weber. There are many of new clubs to check out; in fact, there a total of 26 new clubs to participate in. This guide will tell you about three of Weber’s newest clubs. Founded by Micah Reich and sponsored by Mr. Chapman, FIRST (For Inspiration a...