By Lucia Garzon When do you start to realize your birthday is coming? For some people, it’s when summer vacation starts or leaves begin to fall from trees. For others, it’s when people start treating them like they’re a little older already. But for me, it’s when my father asks what kind of cake I want for my birthday. My father loves to cook. He’s really the only one who cooks in the family, as my mother has said on numerous occasions that she doesn’t like to cook. She c

By Grace Sullivan Amnesty International club is part of an international organization that advocates for human rights. Each week we discuss different threats to human rights on a global level. So far this year we’ve discussed the effects of the US Humanitarian Aid cuts on multiple different individuals or groups around the world. We are currently working as a part of Amnesty International’s Write for Rights campaign, writing letters to people in power to help people and group

On Wednesday 11/27, BHS had their 4th annual Community Day, to kick off the Thanksgiving break and boost school spirit. During the half day, there were no classes held, and students rotated through 3 different activities during the morning before the pep rally. There were cultural presentations in the auditorium, classroom discussions, and the most popular (and delicious)-the food fair! During the in class portion, teachers presented slides about Native American culture and p

By: Anita Liberty The grassy quad in town enclosed by overpriced boutiques, cafés, and pizza shops is affectionately referred to by...

By: Mary Wilkinson and Grace Sullivan I’m stuck in a cycle of doom scrolling, how can I be more productive? - Couch Potato Hi Couch...

By Leona Endo and Leah Ramanathan As the environment for scientists undergoes dramatic transformation, a local scientist in the thick of...

By: Leah Ramanathan A few English teachers at Belmont High School have shared their advice to high schoolers interested in creative...

By: Sophie Zhang Based in Belmont, Fran Yuan advocates for diversity, equity, inclusion, and wellness (DEIW) within her community. She...

By Laura Diao In The First Light After The 4.542 Billionth Orbit Around The Sun: It snows. A quiet tantrum of flurries, white heaped upon...

By: Mary Wilkinson, Grace Sullivan, Rishika Garg On Wednesday, November 27th, Belmont High held its annual Thanksgiving Pep Rally....

By: Katarina Maldarelli and Sarah Le Tonqueze With thousands of distinct cultures in the world, it is difficult for students to get...

By: Anonymous As winter fast approaches, the 2024 Cross Country season has come to a close. The boys team qualified for this state...

By: Chaivin Moon The intercom at Bentley University started to announce the placement of each team, which numbered up from 8th place....

By: Emily Gomez-Martin Your dad comes home from his visit to his  home land, Guatemala. You have never been to Guatemala so it feels like...

By: Siri Iagnemma Site of the girls and boys cross country course at Rock Meadow Almost every sport, no matter how different they seem,...

By: Dante de Jong The signs are everywhere: Election Day is getting closer. A banner in your neighbor’s front yard, a debate overheard on...

By: Anita Liberty As the school year comes to a close, Belmont High School is preparing to say goodbye to the class of 2024. These...

By: Katarina Maldarelli and Chaivin Moon Belmont High School, originally established in 1865, has held many brilliant teachers and staff...

By: Anita Liberty Last weekend, the Performing Arts Company (PAC) at Belmont High School put on a fantastic performance of the 2015...

Scary Story By Mackenzie Brown ​ I couldn’t hear him. I remember running frantically through brambles and mud, getting dirty and bloody...