In this episode, we continue our conversation with three students and an expert source, United States history teacher, Kathleen Niles, on the aftermath of the Capitol Hill Riots and the transition of power...

In this episode, we talk with three students and an expert source, United States history teacher, Kathleen Niles, on the aftermath of the Capitol Hill Riots and its impact on the future of democracy. This...

In this broadcast, we interviewed both Archer students and non-Archer students about the hobbies they picked up during the quarantine process. 

In this broadcast, these students share their perspectives going through the unforgettable year of 2020. Nyah Fernandez has the story.    

For today's episode, originally recorded in November, we interview three politically active seniors who were taking Voices of Democracy, a first-semester senior history seminar at Archer. They share their...

Although quarantine has changed the way students are taking classes this year, few are starting their day at 5:30 p.m. like sophomore Letizia Oetker, who has been living in Germany for the past eight...

After a second year of not being able to celebrate Halloween on campus, community members shared memories of past Archer Halloweens. Nyah Fernandez has the story.    

Welcome to The Scoop! For The Oracle's inaugural podcast, we begin with student activist Aniyah Shirehjini ('21), who was elected to the Executive Board for the 2020-2021 school year. We discuss her goal...

As the presidential election looms, youth have taken action by spreading awareness of the importance of voting through an organization called  When We All Vote created by former first lady Michelle Obama....

This photo essay is a part of the Oracle photo essay series called “Through the Eyes of.” This series features students, faculty and staff at Archer and uses photo, audio and video to depict their...

As the soon-to-be graduates and family members took their seats, Archer's class of 2020, the Girls on Fire, dressed in their formal graduation attire with flower wreaths on top of their heads, now prepared...

Sixth grader Yasmine Haddad knew how she was being impacted by the novel coronavirus, but she wondered how other children around the world felt. To find an answer, she completed a project where she interviewed...