What Woodgrove football fan has twenty claws and a tail? No, it’s not Dr. Shipp, it’s Walter! Always there to cheer on the team, Walter Wolverine, the school mascot, brings school spirit and life to...

The Marching Wolverines are always seen at football games. However, to most, it is not known that they start practicing for the fall a month before school starts. Starting on July 29th and going through...

August 22 marks the end of summer and the start of a new school year for Loudoun County Public School students. August 22 also marks when Starbucks brings back their pumpkin and autumn flavored drinks...

A Friday passing period at Woodgrove is not complete without the soft sound of a well-known tune airing through the hallways. The Friday hallway music, a staple of pre-weekend excitement for many years...

Woodgrove’s annual fall club fair was held Thursday, September 5th in the auxiliary gym to promote student involvement in both new and existing clubs. While some may see this as a time to mingle with...

Women in S.T.E.M is a female led club at Woodgrove that brings high school students together over their shared interest in science, technology, engineering, and math. Senior Charlotte Hannis and sponsor...

“I love ISR” is not a sentence that many expect a student to willingly tell others. Yet, ISR is not the infamous In-School Restriction consequence, but quite the opposite. Independent Science Research...

  Prom season is right around the corner and juniors and seniors throughout the county are coordinating groups, making reservations, picking outfits, and discussing ideas for the highly anticipated...

Teenagers are spending an increased amount of time on electronic devices being entertained through social media, giving them the infamous title, “Screen-agers.” Phone usage for teenage students has...

With the second semester underway, senior year is almost over. Senior student athletes look back at the time they have had with their teams at Woodgrove. These students have to learn how to balance their...

Something high schoolers hear all too often is to go to bed earlier, wake up earlier, or to “stop being lazy.” This is easier said than done. Do teenagers even have control over when they feel tired?...

Dual enrollment or “DE” courses are classes in which students participate in a college level curriculum and receive community college credits. These classes are backed almost entirely by different...