Rabbi Craig Axler of Temple Isaiah in Fulton, Maryland, has transformed the way he leads his congregation as a result of the ongoing Covid-19 crisis.
This year is anything but a typical year for...
During the COVID-19, the burden of working on the frontlines has largely fallen on young Americans. For many, this new struggle is also a source of pride.
From April to July 2020, the number of employed...
Despite the difficulties of taking care of her younger brothers, Wilde Lake sophomore Jessy Rubio-Vigil has found the silver lining from working with them throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Like...
The COVID-19 crisis introduced a paradigm shift in schooling. Freshmen have never set foot in their school, graduated seniors never truly said goodbye, teachers are learning to adapt their strategies,...
What are we going to do about the SAT? How do I get scholarships? What can I do to boost my GPA so I can get into the college I want? Are you a junior and worried about what you should be doing this year...
When Governor Hogan ordered that schools close on March 16, everything changed.
With COVID-19 infections rising globally, the future was murky and the list of questions began to grow. Would we be...
On May 25, an innocent 46 year-old black man named George Floyd died tragically in Minneapolis, Minnesota due to a combination of excessive police force and an impending heart attack. His death, along...
Led by former graduate of Wilde Lake, Saquan Maxwell, and the youth collective “Hoco For Justice,” thousands gathered yesterday to protest and hold a vigil after the senseless murder of George...
You’re walking onto the stage of Merriweather Post Pavilion grinning; nerves aflutter, decked out in green and gold. Your teachers, friends, and family have gathered together to celebrate your hard...
Amy Batmunkh, Opinions Editor, Features Editor
• May 21, 2020
The COVID-19 outbreak has resulted in a worldwide halt of normalcy. People are confined to their homes, only allowed to leave to shop for essentials. Some states are requiring people to wear face coverings...
On January 29, the WLHS cheer team made history for the first time ever, as the varsity team qualified for and performed at regionals.
Each season, HCPSS allows the cheerleading team to participate...
Beginning on March first, a permanent food pantry will begin at Wilde Lake, called The Corner Cafe.
The food bank was started by Mrs. Leonard and Ms. Volpe, who agreed that it’d be useful in the...
