Photo of the week: At the Chamber Orchestra’s annual Halloween concert featuring the Senior Orchestra, Chris Gibson wore an inflatable dinosaur costume while the other conductor, John Caliguri, dressed as a Yondr Pouch. Photo credit: Bareen Abdulrahman

Women Helping Women is a non-profit organization that presented in WHHS Jr. High health classes during the week of Oct. 7. Throughout the week, Julie Adcock, the prevention educator who visited, emphasized that their services are directed towards, but not limited to, women.

“Everybody do the Eagle Rumble, everybody do the Eagle Rumble, Eagle RUMBLE.” This charming chant can often be heard from the bellows of a certain notorious and fuzzy superstar: the eagle mascot. But who, exactly, is this figurehead of WHHS athletics?

Cheers to our staff members of this week: Marwa Khzir, Editor in Chief, and Nimraah Ahsan, News and Features Writer! 🎉

Have you heard about the Tuskegee University shooting? What about the proposed cabinet for the Trump administration? Keep yourself up to date on local and national current events by reading our breaking news briefs located on our website, whhscbox.com

Photo of the week: Students from AP Physics II constructed their own boats and competed in a regatta that took place on Oct. 29. Team members Cole Reed, ‘25, and David Phalen, ‘25, take a moment to breathe after the adrenaline rush of the race. Photo credit: Anushka Goel

The auditorium buzzes with energy, the air thick with anticipation. The applause concludes, and Kevin Zamora Valdez, ‘25, steps up to the podium.  This May, at graduation, Valdez will share a heartfelt poem that encapsulates the struggles and triumphs forged at WHHS.

In a significant milestone in her athletic and academic journey, Dinah Pastoor, ‘25, recently announced her verbal commitment to Syracuse University for Division 1 rowing. Pastoor is ready to make waves as she embarks on this new exciting chapter.

Wikipedia describes brain rot as a "slang term used to describe internet content of low quality or value.” Gen alpha was quickly named the brain rot generation. But how do they describe brain rot for themselves? Find the full article on whhscbox.com

There are several video game consoles on the market—but which is the best? Find the full article on our website, whhscbox.com.

This week is Scholastic Journalism Week, so we will be highlighting the importance of student journalism! Each day we will highlight a new aspect of student journalism. This year’s theme is Power of the Press, and today’s topic is the First Amendment!

Happy Birthday Friday to our Chatterboxers born in February, and also fun sock Friday!

Congratulations to our newest members of the Walnut Hills High School Chapter of the Quill & Scroll Society! We are so proud of all of our journalists and we know they will go on to do great things with their journalistic skills, both inside of and outside of the field.

This week's amazing staff members of the week are Addy and Anushka. Bravo on your hard work! 🎉🙌

Black History Month was celebrated at Kent State in 1970, and was later officially recognized by former President Gerald Ford in 1976. To continue reading about the origins of Black History Month, the influence of African American music and more, visit whhscbox.com.

Photo of the week: The Varsity Lady Eagles engage in a tip-off as they take on Princeton High School at the Regional Finals on March 2.  Photo credit: Ashlynn Johnson

As a philanthropist, Molly Brown was a trailblazer for women's and workers’ rights in the early 1900s. The theater department displayed her story from Feb. 13 to Feb. 15 in their biggest play of the year, “The Unsinkable Molly Brown.” To read more, visit whhscbox.com.

To celebrate the Hindu festival Holi, AP Bio and science students covered each other in vibrant pigments today. Holi commemorates the triumph of good over evil and the arrival of spring.  Photo credit: Bareen Abdulrahman

The WHHS quiz team has had a highly competitive and successful season, winning the Eastern Cincinnati Conference district tournament. The team is now preparing to compete at nationals against quiz teams from across the country. To read more, visit whhscbox.com.

It's the season for StuCo! Debates will be held on April 30th during all three lunches for presidential candidates in the recital hall and J-Lab. Candidates for other positions are welcome to submit short videos to be posted on the Chatterbox YouTube account. Happy debating!