Breaking: The Arrow reopens in the new location

By Nelly Rouzroch, Multimedia Editor|January 16, 2018

The Arrow, Archer’s student run store, has re-opened after relocating to the former Eastern Star Gallery.

Students can now walk into the store and browse through a variety of healthier options. For example, The Arrow has switched out Kraft’s Mac & Cheese for Annie’s Mac & Cheese, which is a healthier alternative.

The Arrow is open Monday through Friday at lunch, X-block (upper school only) and after school.

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