Saratoga Comic: Spring into Deception
March 31, 2025 by Daniela Fleming (‘26)
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Ramadan Mubarak! (Or Happy Ramadan!)
March 17, 2025 by Areeba Suleman (‘26) Imagine, if you will, strangers banging drums right outside your door at 4 in the morning. You wake up, still groggy, and glance out the window. The entire city is awake; children running through the streets, playing tag, and distributing the food their mothers had asked them to
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The Alien Enemies Act, Volleyball and Tornadoes: A Global News Update
March 17, 2025 by Olivia Clemmensen (‘26) Local: -SSHS Student Body Volleyball Tournament: This past Friday, students at Saratoga Springs High School created teams of 6-10 people to face off in a highly spirited and intense volleyball tournament. Over 20 teams of students showed up in the Blue and White Gyms and brought the classic
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I Am Music: Analyzing Playboi Carti’s Highly Anticipated Album
March 17, 2025 by Elias Prodger (‘26) and Max Vogel (’26) Well everybody, it’s finally here. After over four years of self-indulgent, frustrating teases of snippets on a dormant Instagram account along with a handful of new singles, influential and cult favorite rapper Playboi Carti has given us a new album. We can dive into
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A 5 Year COVID Retrospective
March 17, 2025 by Emilia Hall and Savanah Winter (‘26) This month marks the 5th anniversary of the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic that shook the world back in 2020. As we look back on how far we have come since then, it is only appropriate we take a walk down memory lane. This deadly
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Saratoga Drama Club’s Legally Blonde: A High-Energy, Heartfelt Story of Empowerment
March 17, 2025 by Isabella Barrett(‘26) In a world where pop culture often glamorizes beauty, wealth, and external perfection, “Legally Blonde” shines through that with an empowering message that defies these superficial expectations. Based on the 2001 film, this musical delivers a captivating blend of catchy songs, witty humor, and an inspiring story about self-discovery
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Toga Shades of Blue Club: Creative Writers and a Community
March 17, 2025 by Allison Richard (‘26) Saratoga Springs High School has many clubs, one for every type of person, and for almost every interest. The Shades of Blue club provides a platform for students to express themselves through written words and community involvement. The club’s vice president, Charlotte Demott, expressed her insights on the
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The Only Woman You Should Be Celebrating This Month: Me
March 17, 2025 by Ava Tatum (‘25) The other day someone emailed me “I love your articles, please don’t die”. Most people think this is funny, but I took it very seriously. I know I’m going to die one day; the question is, who will replace me? After careful consideration, I’ve decided to leave it
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Hallway Highlights: SSHS Teacher Edition
March 17, 2025 by Ava Tatum (‘25) Have you ever wondered what your favorite teachers dressed like in high school? I was lucky enough to have conversations with some iconic Toga teachers to get a glimpse of what fashion looked like when they were in school. Katherine Cole [Q] Who/what inspired your style in high
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Festivity Finds: This Week’s Celebrations around the World
March 17, 2025 by Olivia Howe (‘26) This week, people around the world have recognized and celebrated a wide range of vibrant holidays, each one unique and reflective of historical, religious, and cultural occasions. So far, March has seen diverse celebrations, from honoring the achievements of women to preparing for multiple cultural traditions. Read on
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Celebrating Women, This Month and Always
March 17, 2025 by Allison Richard (‘26) Women’s History Month, celebrated every March, is a dedicated time to recognize the contributions of women throughout history across various fields, the everyday women in this world today and to advocate for women’s rights. This month provides an opportunity to highlight women who have reached achievements, made discoveries,
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Women’s Marches, the Pope, and Ukraine: A Global News Update
March 3, 2025 by Olivia Clemmensen (‘26) Local: -Women’s March in Glens Falls to be Held March 8th: To kick start Women’s History month, Glens Falls is organizing a march for “equality, justice, and human rights” states glensfalls.com. Starting at 9:00am and ending 2 hours later, the event will begin on 251st Glen St with
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Tate McRae and Her Newest Album: So Close To What
March 3, 2025 by Alex Wersten (‘25) She did it again. “Miss possessive,” a.k.a. Tate McRae, released her highly anticipated, brand-new studio album So Close To What on February 21st, 2025, filled to the brim with new pop hits including “Sports car,” “It’s okay I’m ok,” and “2 hands,” alongside twelve other tracks. With collaborations
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The Best Songs of January and February 2025
March 3, 2025 by Elias Prodger (‘26) Music in 2025 has gotten off to a hot start. From major hip hop and R&B releases from Mac Miller and The Weeknd, to a plethora of underground indie gems, here are the most compelling songs I’ve heard to start this year. Check out this list and other reccomendations
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Talking About Sports (Lying About Them Works Just as Well)
March 3, 2025 by Ava Tatum (‘25)
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