With the 2022-23 school year in full swing, students and staff are becoming accustomed to an overall stricter attitude regarding the use of electronics, namely cell phones and earbuds, during school hours.
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While many people are afraid of heights, freshmen pilots-in-training Greg Alberti and Paneet Kandola find nothing more gripping than being in control of an aircraft thousands of feet above the ground.
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Although prom is a night of fun that is named one of the most monumental events for high school students, many experience stress as they face pressures regarding fashion, money and appearance.

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In recent weeks, students and teachers have adapted to challenges arising from a nation-wide paper shortage that has decreased availability and increased costs of paper. 

As a result of the pandemic,…

ALICE drills create stress and anxiety for some students and staff which is reflected in varying viewpoints on how effective the drills are.

According to an NBC News article, “In 2018, 30 people were…

Senior Ryan Weiner has become a global force in armlifting and strongman, winning national titles and setting world records in his weight class for the Rolling Thunder, Double Overhand Axle Deadlift and…

The Printing for Prosthetics club lends a hand to anyone who may be missing one by creating and donating artificial limbs.

Last year, seniors Hayley Norton and Caroline Kelly started the Printing for…

Seniors Henry Zhang and Divyansh Shivashok, the president and vice president of the SAILea (Scholastic Artificial Intelligence League), will host a national AI competition through Discord for all students…

Senior Enchee Xu ran the Boston Marathon on Monday, Oct 11. to raise money for the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism, a local non-profit organization that helps individuals and families affected by…

A vigil was held at the Hopkinton Town Common to mourn the loss of Mikayla Miller, a 16-year-old girl, on Thursday, May 6.

Miller was found dead in Hopkinton on April 18, reportedly tied to a tree in…

“In towns like Southborough, insidious racism is like oxygen in the air. It may stand out in extreme cases — but we grew up breathing it.”

This quote was part of a widely-shared article titled…

When I think about the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, I think of the struggling Chinatown businesses and devastating hate crimes committed towards Asian American elders as a result of our country’s…

In order to allow students to safely return to school this year, Algonquin was required to pick up almost $500,000 in new expenses, though much of that has been offset by grants.

According to a presentation…

When the pandemic first hit, many students found it hard to adapt to online learning and succeed in schoolwork during this difficult time. Noticing these struggles, freshman Charles Tang and sophomore…

Recently, the world’s attention has been turned towards the coronavirus, causing panic to ensue as it expands to multiple countries. One thing, however, that is spreading faster than the virus is the…

The school district is currently preparing for the escalation of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) threat by taking precautions based on the Centers for Disease Control and Protection (CDC), Department of Public…

On Nov. 1, journalists from multiple European nations and students engaged in a discussion on misinformation in the media with a focus on social media and politicians.

This is the third time Algonquin…

With the goal of encouraging students to informatively speak about important political topics, social studies teachers Brian Kellett and John Barry founded the Algonquin Politics Podcast in May 2019.
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Three deliberate acts of student vandalism have resulted in sewer blockages this school year, costing $3,000 in repairs.

The vandalism consisted of foreign objects, including padlocks, balls of paper…

Northborough and Southborough have been identified at a critical risk level for Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus (EEE), prompting measures by the school district to protect students’ safety and impacting…

Many Algonquin students will never know the fear of not having enough food, or being terrified to go to school.  Most will also not have to worry about working a full-time job to help support their family…

One of the most famous U.S. college sports tournaments playing out right now, March Madness, raises an important question that’s often debated by fanatic college sports fans: should college athletes…

In the documentary “Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes,” serial killer Ted Bundy told a journalist that he did not care what was written about him in a potential book about Bundy’s…

Senior steering committee gave away three cash prizes, including $100, at Algonquin’s first Deal or No Deal show on Tuesday, March 19 in the Black Box.

Hosted by senior class president Matt White,…

A mathematical genius at a national level, freshman Andrew Lee serves as a double threat by not only dominating in the academic realm, but also on the badminton court where he’s ranked third in the nation.
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After wanting more of a connection with the founders and CEOs of businesses, junior Joe Zhang founded his website, Businesses With Stories, in August of 2017 to learn more about the business and entrepreneurial…

Over 50 people were indicted by federal officials on Tuesday, March 12.

These people won’t be on trial for stealing money. In fact, they’re being arrested for doing quite the opposite: these were…

Students running late to class or taking the long way to the bathroom often do a double take when they see small preschoolers lining up in the middle of the D100 hallway.

Random children are not…

The next time you pull into the parking lot, you will most likely see Pete, Timothy, Coco, Gertrude, Ragnar and even Betty White, but you may not even realize it. These aren’t people, but the Toyotas,…

The Grammy nomination of the Arctic Monkeys’ sixth studio album, “Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino,” for Alternative Album of the Year reinforces the group’s status as elder statesmen of alternative…

Through the presidential elections of 2016 and into his presidency, Donald Trump demeaned women, mocked people with disabilities, disrespected immigrants, claimed that Muslim Americans were linked to terrorism…

The bold and glamorous production of “Chicago” delighted audiences in the auditorium on December 6, 7 and 8.

Directed by fine and performing arts teacher Maura Morrison, the musical followed Roxie…

Senior Shree Sane creates artwork that reflects not only his interest in drawing, but his passion for hip-hop culture.

Sane primarily draws as a hobby outside of school but has taken advantage of Algonquin’s…

Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Link is an organization joining local high schools’ GSAs with each other in person outside of their typical meetings. During meetings, members from surrounding schools…

Brockhampton redefined the music industry’s idea of boy bands and hip hop with their alternative rap sound. Their collaborative work went beyond engaging 13 year old fangirls, like most other stereotypical…