June 2026

Local News

Achieving More with Achievable Printing

For anyone driving past Natick downtown, it’s impossible to miss the First Congregational Church. At first glance, it might seem like only a place of worship, but there is actually a small yet significant program based out of the church: Achieve. . .

|  By Aanya Sikka, Head of Graphic Design & Illustration, and Saumya Ahuja, Media & Communications Manager

Local & National News

Dems Eyeing a Comeback: Is it Possible?

Midterms are coming up and right now Congress is expected to flip. Democrats are expected to win back the house, while the Senate still hangs in the balance. Historically . . .

|  By Max Cogliano, Editor in Chief  

Local & National News

Hantavirus: Will we Have a COVID-19 Repeat?

8 suspected cases and 3 deaths have been reported from the cruise ship MV Hondius, which departed from Argentina and was originally set for the Cape Verde Islands . . .

|  By Angela Mukigi, Editor

Sports

Behind The Bows and Glitter: An Inside Look Into Competitive Cheerleading

Bows, pom-poms, big hair, and even bigger attitude—these are the words that come to mind when someone says ‘cheerleader.’ The stereotype persists across all forms . . .

|  By Katie Rish

Sports

PWHL Expansion, and What It Means for Boston

The PWHL (or Professional Women’s Hockey League) has come a long way in a rather short time. Launched in 2023, and with its first puck drop in January 2024  . . .

|  By Saumya Ahuja, Media & Communications Manager

Opinion

The Mandalorian & Grogu Spoiler Review: This Ain’t The Way

For 6-7 years, Star Wars has been absent from cinemas until May 22nd when The Mandalorian & Grogu was officially released. The film was originally supposed to be a . . .

|  By Charles Couture and Max Cogliano, Editor in Chief

Opinion

Shatter Me Book Review

Imagine having a lethal touch. The power you hold, the danger you could cause, the heartbreak, with one single touch, you could end someone’s world . . .

|  By Grace Wagner

Opinion

Reads, Reviews, and Recommendations: A Semester of Struggles

If someone asks us in a few years when we started reading less, we will be happy to inform them that it was Semester 2 of our sophomore year of high school . . .

|  By Saumya Ahuja, Media & Communications Manager, and Aanya Sikka, Head of Graphic Design and Illustration

Science

Six News Events from the World of Science

The month of May was an eventful one for science. From viruses to moon bases, a lot has been going on. Since June is the 6th month, and this is the last issue of the . . .

|  By Ellie Elektra Ioannidis