In early January, the Habitat for Humanity Club took action to honor the legacy of WHS senior Brandon Genlot by constructing a bench in his memory. Habitat for Humanity is a volunteer-based organization that has a chapter at WHS dedicated to giving...
The class of 2025 is off to new adventures as they head to 180 different colleges to continue their studies, including 4 international schools in Canada, Spain, Ireland and the Philippines. There were numerous possibilities for Hi’s Eye’s Top 4 colleges....
The United States is a country that has been known to attract the best and brightest students to its various prestigious universities. However, increasing student visa restrictions is sending the message that international students are no longer welcome...
Once a Blue Devil, always a Blue Devil. This motto may be preached by all students, staff and alumni at WHS, but no one embodies this saying quite as much as WHS Student Resource Officer Nick Calello. A 2012 graduate of WHS, Calello has made it his...
It’s 1:47 a.m. on a Tuesday. My Common App essay draft is open in one tab, an unfinished AP Literature assignment in another and I’m debating whether five hours of sleep is ambitious or just wishful thinking. Somewhere between college applications,...
As Westfield hurries to produce STEM-prodigies each year, we cannot help but think that we are narrowing the very definition of intelligence. The current Gifted and Talented Program promotes the belief that education is transactional: learning becomes...
There used to be no better feeling than curling up on the couch with a blanket and putting on a classic film, or starting the new season of your favorite show. Boredom could be solved by the click of a remote and our favorite Hollywood comfort stars....
Many Marvel fans still mourn the loss of the Avengers. While they say time heals all wounds, it has been six years since Avengers: Endgame, and our hearts still break when we think of Earth’s mightiest heroes. It is hard to move on from the Avengers...