Disclaimer: "To Live and Die in L.A." is an investigative true crime podcast which may not be appropriate for all readers. This review and the podcast's episodes make reference to violence, domestic abuse...

Lana Del Rey's seventh album embraces the intimate moments of life as she incorporates new facets of the Americana theme, and ventures into new vocal choices without fear of criticism. Del Rey puts aside...

Ella Saulnier ('26) was 2 years old when she started drawing and has had a passion for art ever since. Saulnier credits much of her artistic inspiration to her father, who drew doodles of dragons with...

Dying my hair has never been on my bucket list....not that it would fit the Archer dress code anyways. But after following Lola through the streets of Berlin with a fiery red bob, I may have to rethink...

Archer theatre is taking the pandemic in stride as they begin preparations for this semester's upper school musical. After adjusting to the atypical format of online learning, Director of Arts and Director...

Archer's art department has launched the Arts at Archer website in order to showcase student's artwork in this virtual setting. The first exhibit titled, "Portraits in Photography" was shared last month,...

Fifty-nine girls sit down at their desks with a block of clay, each one with a different studio setup, direction and project.  Every student taking an Archer ceramics class this semester has been given...

As the COVID-19 pandemic continued globally and nationally, the Archer community had to say goodbye to many staple activities and traditions enjoyed each school year. The middle school play was not one...

As the holiday season is here and Christmas is fast approaching, I wanted to share my favorite holiday and Christmas tunes. In general, these songs hold a special place in my heart. I will never stop listening...

If you weren't one of the 62 million households that streamed "The Queen's Gambit" in its first 28 days on Netflix, make sure to join in and prepare to be entranced by a world of...chess? Yes, chess. The...

A transparent tent sits in a bright green, provincial field. Cheerful music plays as the camera zooms into teal the workbenches, refrigerators and KitchenAid mixers. This idyllic scene is so commonplace...

I still remember the first time I saw "The Karate Kid." I always felt a deep connection to the story and what it said about the true purposes of fighting and ideals of honor. It was the first classic 80s...