As students at Columbus Academy, most of us aim to excel in not just our schoolwork but also extracurriculars, including sports and the arts—and for some—both in and out of school. Many students overload themselves with countless activities on top of schoolwork, leaving them stressed and up late at night, though it rarely pays off. …

Seniors Hunter Moffett and Keban Agrawal (Photo/Julia Gurevitz’19) Ambient lighting and an array of sweets set a relaxing scene for the 10th annual Coffeehouse Concert on Wednesday, January 18. The evening was filled with a series of classical pieces coordinated by Orchestra director, Cynthia Bush, and all who attended were enthralled with the sounds that…

After the Red Cross issued an urgent plea for donors due to an emergency shortage, Academy’s community stepped in and donated 36 units of blood, including 2 power red units, and saved over 100 lives last Wednesday, January 11. The date for the Winter Blood Drive was chosen to honor Dr. King’s message. With a…

Andy Rahe and Jeremiah Mills Work on Bowls Project. (Photo/Megan Leffler. Academy Tech.)

Academy’s “Kids-4-Kids,” a school-wide event that supports 31 local families and the Brookwood Food Pantry collected more than 5,300 donated items.

On Wednesday, October 19, juniors will be eagerly sharpening their number 2-lead pencils as they embark on the annual PSAT (Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) with close to over a million and a half other eleventh-grades students worldwide, including those juniors enrolled in American schools abroad.

For new or experienced pottery students, looking to throw themselves into action, there is an open studio in Dublin, beginning on Thursday, April 14.

On Monday, April 4, the Vikes battled in freezing rain and finished the meet with a total of 68 points, securing first place with 42 points ahead of Grove City Christian.

On Thursday, March 31, the girls track team competed against Horizon Science and Wellington. The team soundly defeated their opponents, finishing with 80 points to secure first place, while Horizon Science finished with 27 points and Wellington with 13.

On Saturday, February 20, the Vikings competed at Madison Plains. Bobby Diller’19 and Carson Nichols’18 finished fourth in their weight classes, and Josh Pearson’18 finished second in his class. Captain Calvin Wourinen’16 was champion of his weight division.