Thirteen tapes. One girl. One suicide. The story of Hannah Baker first became popular in 2007, when novelist Jay Asher’s book, Thirteen Reasons Why, was published by Razorbill. The story follows the narrator, Clay Evans, as he uncovers the causes of the love of his life, Hannah Baker’s suicid...

‘Tis the season of festivals. There’s the ever famous Coachella in California, and the disastrous Fyre Festival in the Bahamas. Locally? The Somerset County Teen Arts Festival is a gathering of many young artists and performers in a day dedicated to the showcasing of their talents. This year, the...

The Diversity Club at Watchung Hills aims to create a more accepting environment and spread knowledge to others around them. As a club, they strive to raise awareness for many major social issues present around the world, such as the Syrian Refugee Crisis and Islamophobia. In addition to these major socia...

As the lights in the PAC slowly dimmed, audience members immediately hushed and turned their attention to the stage as the WHRHS Dance Ensemble took their places, nervous, yet excited for their opening night to begin. After eight months of preparation, beginning with auditions in October and continuing...

Watchung Hills has been fortunate to have numerous commendable alumni and faculty members walk its halls. On Friday, May 12, the school honored some of these alumni and faculty members with a ceremony for their induction into the Watchung Hills 2017 Hall of Fame. The school describes the purpose of the Hall...

On Thursday May 4th, the Watchung Hills Girls Lacrosse Team celebrated their seven seniors with a ceremony, decorations, and a game against New Providence. The bleachers were filled with supportive fans and the underclassman had spent time making personal posters for the seniors as well as banners that...

While school is finally slowing down, fashion is full speed ahead. As the weather begins to warm up, the hallways of Watchung Hills are becoming filled with sundresses and floral printed shirts. This season is even more diverse than the past summer seasons. Every season tests the societal limits put forth on fa...

Let's give a round of applause for our Teachers of the Year, Mrs. Gajewski and Ms. Kumpf! In order to be nominated for the award, students, faculty members, and community members select the teachers. The nominations are reviewed and discussed by a panel of former recipients of the Teacher of the Year...

Mock Trial has had one of its most successful seasons in WHRHS history, winning the Somerset County Mock Trial tournament and advancing to regional competitions. This can be credited to the current Mock Trial team that has worked so hard to be where they are today, after much practice and winning all of their prelimi...