(Courtesy / CaFlickr) On Tuesday, October 14, girls volleyball traveled to North Union for its first postseason playoff. Finishing their regular season 12-10, the Vikings fell 1-3 in a four-set battle. North Union took the first set 22-25, but Academy answered back with a 25-22 win in the second set before the Wildcats pulled ahead…

(Courtesy/Columbus Academy Instagram) Girls tennis finished its season at OHSAA’s Division II state tournament from Thursday, October 16 – Saturday, October 18. District doubles champions, Gabrielle S. and Ella T., fell in their second round , ending as state runner up, in a loss to Orange. In individual play on Thursday, October 17, Gabrielle and…

(Courtesy/cagirlsgolf instagram) Girls golf was crowned the Division II OHSAA State Champions on Monday, October 6, and Tuesday, October 7, at Heatherwoode Golf Club in Springboro. This remarkable victory marks their fourth state title in a row in just their seventh year as a program.  The Vikes played well throughout the first round as they…

This semester, Columbus Academy’s Playwriting class gave students the chance to do more than just read plays–they got to meet the mind behind one. Taught by Mr. Farrenkopf, the one-semester elective is offered every other year to juniors and seniors who are interested in writing for the stage. In his class, students read and analyze…

Zak D. (Staff)   A 10,000-acre conservation center, The Wilds is an oasis of endangered and protected wildlife ranging from China’s Pére David’s Deer to Kenya’s Masai Giraffe. With 25 different  species and 500+  animals, with herbivores roaming freely throughout the park, The Wilds existence seems impossible in Cumberland, a small town in southeast Ohio,…

Brett M./Staff Service Board hosted its Fall Blood Drive on October 9 in our Athletic Lobby, with the help of a local Red Cross team and 20 student volunteers. 30 viable units of blood, of which three were deferred, and one was unusable, were donated which means they could help save up to 90 lives. …

Flickr The Mid-Ohio Food Collective, a hunger-relief network in Central Ohio, serves more than 500,000 individuals per year, but with a $5 million dollar loss in state and federal support this year, organizations like MOFC have been forced to lean on volunteers. “We are simply handing out less food at our sites,” said Jeremy Brauning,…

Eesha T./Staff Launched in fall 2023 with guidance from Mr. Mena, the Global Scholars Club gives high school students a chance to explore the world beyond their classrooms due to an initiative of the Columbus Council on World Affairs which allows students to participate in a three-year experience centered on understanding global connections and cultural…

Zak D./Staff I’m sitting on a rickety stool by an outdoor mini-bar, surrounded by older people and listening to live music fifty years older than I am while the gig attendees range from humming the tune of “Hey Jude” to hopping out of their chairs and yelling out the well-known lyrics. Established in 1991, Signatures…

Henry P. (Patrick W./Staff) On Friday, October 10, the football team travelled to Buckeye Valley, inching themselves one step closer to earning the Central Buckeye League title. The Vikings kicked the ball off to start and the Barons punched it down the field but failed to make it into the end zone and then responded…