Excitedly flitting from booth to booth to engage with college admissions representatives, juniors in the International Baccalaureate (IB) program attended the Texas IB Schools (TIBS) 2025 College Fair...
Mr. Daniel Veve never planned on becoming a teacher. Coming from a family of doctors and nurses, he initially attended medical school with the intention of becoming a doctor and fulfilling his childhood...
Amidst bright lights and the thick scent of formaldehyde, the Anatomy & Dissection Club dissected iguanas in Mr. Eric Scheiber’s room on Friday, March 28. In line with the club officers’ decision...
Avi Rajesh, Heritage Student Life Editor
• March 31, 2025
Robots roar and race across the field, crashing into the barriers, field elements, and other robots. The stands are filled with hundreds of spectators, each team chanting to support their own robot and...
While the viola, a similar instrument to the violin, is sometimes dismissed by many people, it's warm and unique rich tone catch the attention of Sophie Liu ‘25. With the silver strings under her fingers...
Streamers and balloons frame the doorway of Ms. Dina Schaefer’s room in the front office, reminiscent of the recent victory she celebrated: being announced the paraprofessional of the year for Westwood.
The...
Originally scheduled for March 20 to 22 in Belton, Texas, FIRST in Texas (FiT) announced the cancellation of the FIRST Tech Challenge UIL/State Championship. This decision came as a shock to the six robotics...
Introducing an unprecedented and novel volunteering opportunity, the Outreach Club partnered with Project Canis, a nonprofit organization that provides toys for pets in shelters to positively contribute...
Bustling across Hilton Anatole's Convention Center in business attire and with sales pitches prepared, 252 students competed at the Distributive Education Careers of America (DECA) State Career Development...
In varsity boy's basketball journey of becoming bi-district champions, their captains have played a crucial role. One of its captains, Indy McBrearty ‘25, has proved to be a vital part of the team, balancing...
Upbeat and energetic Bavarian polka music blares across the Texas State University courtyard, soundtracked by the rhythmic clacking of black dance shoes on the ground. Ornate colorful Dirndl dresses swish...
In recent weeks, students have found themselves in a bizarre situation: fire alarms going off at random times throughout the day–repeatedly. These unexpected blares have turned classrooms into chaos...
