No One Left to Speak
First they came for the Communists And I did not speak out Because I was not a Communist Then they came for the Socialists And I did not speak out Because I was not a Socialist Then they came for the trade unionists And I did not speak out Because I was not a trade…
Is Balance a Myth?
Special thanks to Mr. Prabin R. With about 6 classes on average per day, an hour spent moving between them, and additional time dedicated to instrument practice, four hours of homework, and an hour for eating, the rest of the day is meant to be divided among socializing, self-care, and simply getting from place to…
“GAIL is a social experiment” – GAIL, 2025, AUSTRALIA
“GAIL is a social experiment.” It started out as a joke – a throwaway line we came up with on the flight, where reality hit that we were stepping into Australia for a week with strangers from every corner of the world. But somewhere between sleepless nights, Mr. Ady’s infamous Dad-Jokes, and too many half-eaten…
The Admissions Process
The Admissions Office plays an integral role in our community here at Woodstock, because it literally shapes our community. We had the wonderful opportunity to interview the Director of said department, Ms. Eldri. Ms. Eldri has only been a part of The Woodstock community for 5 months however, she has taken up the role of…
Period Poverty: Why Menstruation Should Be a Human Rights Issue
Every month, nearly half the world bleeds. Yet for millions, this natural process becomes a reason for shame, exclusion, and lost opportunities. Along with the stigma attached to periods, another critical issue arising for millions is the issue of period poverty- the lack of access to menstrual products, hygiene facilities, waste management, and education. Despite…
Connecting the Dots
At first glance, a single dot seems insignificant. Small. Forgettable, even. But when placed amongst others, this same dot transforms into something greater – a mosaic, a reflection of countless voices, personalities and ideas. Each dot adds depth and meaning, all depending on how you look at it, and together, creates a tapestry that mirrors…
He Said, She Said: Aahana, Yuvaan and Avika
Written by Vivaan and Amaira, Class’ 27 Avika and Yuvaan are a couple at Woodstock from the class of 2027 who have been dating for three years. Aahana is Avika’s best friend. Yuvaan and Aahana were each asked specific questions about Avika to see who knows her best. How did Avika and Yuvaan first meet?…
Finding Your Place at Woodstock
Everyone has their own experiences in high school. For some, it’s all about academics, while for others it’s more about the social side of things. However, the truth is that none of us are really experiencing something completely new. With the number of students who come and go, there’s always someone who’s faced the same…
Is This Coming of Age Already?
We’re lying on the rec hall mattresses—stained with grilled cheese grease and whatever’s left behind from not-so-surprising birthday surprises—forcing ourselves to stay awake. The wallowing, moist wind helps. Not because we’re cramming for finals, but because soon, we won’t be irresponsible seniors anymore. Twenty-one days to go. Somehow, we’re having full conversations without saying lowkey…
Meet Your Candidates
It’s election season at Woodstock, and excitement is rising across campus. Posters are popping up in every hallway, candidates are making their voices heard in the check-ins, and students are paying close attention as candidates step forward with bold ideas and fresh visions for the future of the school. This year, three determined and passionate…
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