The Woodgrove Outlander

Sō Much Meat, Sō Little Time

Written by Natalia Wunder • November 30, 2021

On every special occasion, my family drives an hour and a half to a traffic-filled intersection in Centerville, Virginia hosting the Korean restaurant, Sō. Established in 2016, the singular operation...

Meet the Woodgrove Outlander Staff

Written by Haley Oliver, Anna Cristofano, and Caroline Green • November 15, 2021

Haley Oliver- 11 grade, Sports Editors, Who was your first celebrity crush? “ My first celebrity crush was Michael B. Jordan” Anna Cristofano, 11 grade, Assistant Print Editors and...

What are Woodgrove Students Thankful for?

Written by Kiera McMahon and Sarah Burns • November 15, 2021

With all the hardships this past year, Woodgrove students shed light on their gratitude. Students shared how COVID-19 impacted their lives and how they have reevaluated what they previously took for granted. “I...

Homecoming Red Carpet; What the Wolverines are Wearing

Written by Ali Elliott, Haley Oliver, and Anna Cristofano • November 15, 2021

This year's Homecoming Court is ready to reveal fashion secrets and what steps they took to prepare for the big event. Senior Xanthe Bergel raved about her sage green, polka dot dress. “I just...

Thanksgiving Traditions, Celebrations, and Food Favorites

Written by Caroline Green • November 12, 2021

With the chilly holiday season around the corner, Wolverines are preparing their favorite traditions, foods, and celebrations. As a new year rolls around, new recipes and traditions make their way into...

The Best Time to Start Listening to your Holiday Favorites

Written by Maeve Bauer • November 12, 2021

The holiday season has started and so has the debate about when holiday music should start being played. Through a series of interviews with various Woodgrove students from each grade and a poll of 244...

Ode to the Peanuts Cartoon

Written by Acadia Dyson and Lindsey Simpson • November 11, 2021

As the leaves change and the days grow colder, the Peanuts cartoons will inevitably make an appearance across televisions nationwide. Even though they premiered almost half a century ago, Charles Schulz’s...

Hallo! Bonjour! Hola! Salve!

Written by Robbie Showers, Lilli Raine Barkley, and Gianna Costanzo • November 11, 2021

Tucked in the L200 hall, the Woodgrove Language Department can be found immersed in a multitude of cultures. Frau Hall is not only one of the German teachers here at Woodgrove, but also the department...

The 2021 Grammys

Written by Anna Cristofano, Gianna Costanzo, and Maeve Bauer • May 26, 2021

On March 14th, the 63rd annual Grammy’s Award ceremony was held to acknowledge and celebrate the nominees and winners of this past year's music. Along with the traditional nominations and iconic fashion...

Student Activists at Woodgrove

Written by Maeve Bauer • May 25, 2021

Woodgrove High School is filled with a plethora of young leaders who are passionate about social justice. Sophomore at Woodgrove, Gracelynn Hollar, is an active supporter of the Black Lives...

Six Summer Job Ideas

Written by Claire Davison, Maddie Shea, and Sarah Burns • May 25, 2021

School has ended, temps are high, and pools are open; summer has begun. Summer is a prime time to relax but is also a perfect opportunity to make money, meet new people, and learn new skills. Here are...

What Seniors Wanted To Be

Written by Gretchen Nagle, Riley Castellano, and Kennedy Vacca • May 20, 2021

Throughout their childhood and adolescent years, kids are often asked what they would like to be when they grow up. As years pass, students change their perspective. Seniors were asked what they wanted...

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