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September 20Column: On multiracial students and belonging in affinity spaces.
September 20Review: Pattinson and Dafoe make for a twisted, maddening duo in film ‘The Lighthouse.’
September 20College during COVID: Class of 2020 experience freshman year in university in a “multiplicity” of ways.
September 20Column: How a diehard Democrat joined a Republican group.
September 20New year, new president: Q&A with Francesca Cappello.
September 20Goal-setting and reflection: Archer club leaders ‘excited’ to explore remote learning space.

2020 Democratic Presidential Candidate Elizabeth Warren holds a rally in Oakland in May 2019. Warren was the final major female candidate left standing in the 2020 Democratic primary but dropped out of the race Thursday morning.

Commentary: Goodbye, Elizabeth Warren

March 7, 2020

Charles speaks at 'Raise Your Voice 4 Peace.' She coordinated with donors and singers to plan the event. Photo courtesy of Charles.

Sophomore Nadia Charles leads Jeneration J, ‘speaks up’ for victims of domestic violence

May 30, 2019

When we equate extroversion with leadership, we miss out on a chance to incorporate a diversity of personality types into major decisions. It is often harder for us to see that quiet people also have traits, such as listening skills, that make them well-suited to leadership. Photo illustration by Leslie Castaneda '20.

Op-Ed: Recognize introverted leaders

March 14, 2019

Briana Gonzalez ‘22 and Gaby Ayala ‘21 stand behind their table for the Ukulele Club. The club meets every Tuesday at lunch in Chris Luzniak's room.

Club Fair celebrates variety of ‘interests,’ ‘identities’

October 27, 2018

Head of School Elizabeth English poses with Assistant Head of School Karen Pavliscak. This is the last year that the two administrators will be working together.

Head of School Elizabeth English announces upcoming departure, reflects upon time at Archer

October 3, 2018

An eight-year-old me poses behind the podium of the National Press Club in Washington D.C. My first taste of journalism came on that trip, where my parents and I visited a family friend, who was a former White House correspondent.

Letter from the Editor: A Final Farewell

May 20, 2018

Juliet Youssef '19, the incoming student body present, smiles on Orientation Day. She is currently in her fifth year at Archer.

Exclusive: Q&A with incoming Class Body President Juliet Youssef ’19

May 10, 2018

Seventh grade students Sofia D'Addario and Annabelle Terner splash in the water of a Utah canyon. This image won the photo competition.

7th grade Arrow Week photo competition winner announced

May 3, 2018

A piece included in the exhibit by Bettina Hubby, a multi-media conceptual artist. She uses multiple mediums to create her work, including collaging, drawing, printmaking, sculpting, video and photography.

Eastern Star Gallery holds first off campus exhibition, ‘The mecca, California’

April 12, 2018

Letter to the Editor: A Declaration of Independent Thought

Letter to the Editor: A Declaration of Independent Thought

March 14, 2018

A sketch of students holding signs protesting the United States' current gun policies. Since the Parkland shooting last month, a surge of youth activism has appeared all over the country. Art by Lucia Barker '18.

Archer community set to participate in #Enough National School Walkout, advocate for gun control

March 13, 2018

Eighth graders and Leaf Club leaders Zoe Bush, Glory Chase, Bess Frierson and Paola Hoffman pose with their leaf mascot and a paper crane. The club often does arts and crafts projects during their meetings.

Leaf Club celebrates individuality and creativity

January 19, 2018

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