‘Character Development’ in progress: Senior art show explores ‘space of transformation’ By Maia Alvarez and Jullie Cach June 2, 2022
‘In a room full of people, you might feel alone’: What does it mean to belong? By Jullie Cach, Staff Reporter June 1, 2022
Trophies and triumphs: Varsity track and field finishes spring season By Jullie Cach, Staff Reporter May 30, 2022
A sleep under: Freshmen, sophomores attend joint social By Jullie Cach, Staff Reporter March 30, 2022
Review: Enhypen’s ‘Dimension: Answer’ answered the call to fans By Jullie Cach, Staff Reporter February 26, 2022
#SharingStories: Highlighting lesser known clubs on campus for Scholastic Journalism Week By Maia Alvarez, Grace Doyle, Nyah Fernandez, and Jullie Cach February 24, 2022
Review: ‘West Side Story’ dances and sings its way to the cinema By Jullie Cach, Staff Reporter February 24, 2022
‘Back on the field’: Middle school soccer embarks on season, sets goals By Jullie Cach, Staff Reporter January 29, 2022
‘Language is powerful’: Poetry Out Loud contest returns to Archer By Jullie Cach, Staff Reporter January 7, 2022
A room where everything is about creating: New afterschool visual arts program has begun By Jullie Cach, Staff Reporter December 10, 2021
Dream come true: Archer celebrates annual Founder’s Day and Senior Recognition Ceremony By Maia Alvarez and Jullie Cach November 16, 2021
[Photo] ‘An exchange of energy’: Upper School Musical ‘Leader of the Pack’ sparks ‘connection’ and ‘enthusiasm’ By Audrey Chang, Editor-in-Chief November 7, 2021
Order on the court: Q&A with junior varsity and varsity tennis captains By London Sinclair, Maia Alvarez, and Jullie Cach October 25, 2021
![Junior Mia Ronn performs the poem, "The World is About to End and My Grandparents are in Love," by Kara Jackson. "I think [the poem] is so relevant and impactful. It feels like the news is constantly overwhelming our generation," Ronn said. "With COVID we haven't especially gotten the same sort of teenage experience and all of the things that we sort of hoped to experience. I think we're in a place of wondering what our lives are going to look like."Ronn originally won the school contest of the Poetry Out Loud competition last year in December and has now advanced to nationals as one of the top nine finalists.](https://archeroracle.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/IMG-9751-1-900x675.jpg)
