The Orange

By Lauren Azrin Next week marks the last week of the first quarter! Tigers, we have actually made it this far into the school year....

By Lauren Azrin On October 16th, The Trial of the Chicago 7, directed and written by Aaron Sorkin, was released on Netflix. The film is...

By Eva Faith Mandelbaum *Editors note: There is a QR code at the bottom of this article. Please scan it and upload your Halloween 2020...

by Sophia Alexandrou Tuesday, September 29, marked the first debate in the 2020 United States Presidential Election. President Trump...

By Mary O'Callaghan This week, the WPHS SADD club (Students Against Destructive Decisions) will mark Red Ribbon Week by asking everyone...

By Taliyah Lowe Her case made headlines and sparked protest and outrage. In the early hours of March 13, 2020, the police officers...

By Eva Mandelbaum In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic chaos, the environment may not a top priority anymore. The raging fires in...

by Lauren Azrin and Mary O'Callaghan School is finally back in session, and students have now been taking classes for over three weeks....

By Sophia Alexandrou On September 18, 2020, the United States lost one of its most influential figures in modern day politics. Nicknamed...

By Lauren Azrin and Mary O'Callahan The White Plains School District just announced their plan for reopening in the fall. Working with...

By Sam Keegan As the country begins to send its youth back to schools, much is up in the air in terms of the safety guidelines that would...

By Alisha Ahmed and Eva Mandelbaum In the beginning, quarantine was fun for many of us: not having to wake up early for school, staying...

By Lauren Azrin For seniors in the class of 2020, this has been an unexpected and turbulent spring, composed of missing important events...

By Jordan Dowdell As schools begin to reopen, there is a divide between people wanting them to open and others who want virtual learning....

By: Alisha Ahmed and Eva Mandelbaum Will “face masks” come right between pencils and paper on your back to school shopping list for this...

By Lauren Azrin and Melanie Schwartz Although seniors this year missed out on a normal graduation ceremony, we are grateful that they...

By: Colleen Cave During one of the largest civil rights movements in history, it is just as important to develop empathy, educate...

By Lauren Azrin and Mary O'Callaghan Despite all that's going on, we can’t forget to honor this year’s WPHS retirees! These six...

By Mary O'Callaghan The coronavirus pandemic has taken something away from all of us—a sense of normalcy. Year after year, graduating...

By Sophia Alexandrou The United States has a long, agonizing history of anti-black violence and movements, beginning with the...

By Sophia Alexandrou February 26, 2012: Trayvon Martin was shot and killed after a physical altercation initiated by a police officer. He...

By Taliyah Lowe Since quarantine began, this has been a period of adjustment. From having school online, to participating in clubs and...

By Sophia Alexandrou Last month, the White Plains High School community lost one of its most valuable members. Jim Barrego passed away...

by Sam Keegan The doors of WPHS may have closed for the year, but many of our school's clubs have continued to thrive. The Academic Team...