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Boys Lacrosse Begins Its Season

The spring sports season is here, which means boys lacrosse is back in action. The team had mixed results last year, as they went 5-12 and lost in the second round of the playoffs to the hands of rival St. Francis Desales. In spite of this, the boys are poised for a stellar 2024 campaign.

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Track and Field starts hot in back-to-back meets

Clara S.(Melanie Q./Staff) by Seth Lee On April 5 and 6, the racing Vikings got a start to their season. Last Tuesday’s weather postponed the season-opening meet to Friday, but our Vikes were unfazed.  Starting on Friday, the Vikings took to the podium with first-place finishes by Andy L., in the boys  800m and Zephyr

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Girls Lacrosse Secures Win on Youth Night

Shaia Y. (Courtesy: Ralph S.) In honor of the Vikings’ first home game on Thursday, April 4, the team celebrated Youth Night in its matchup against Bexley. The stands were filled with many young Vikes as the game kicked off at 6:30 p.m. To open, Carson K. sent the ball soaring past the goalie to

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Academy Launches Global Scholars Diploma Program

(Courtesy/Melanie Q.) by Eesha T. Global Scholars, a club initiated in the fall with Mr. Mena’s assistance, aims to educate high schoolers about global interconnectedness and foster open-mindedness. The club follows the Global Scholars Diploma Program, which is supported by the Columbus Council on World Affairs, and educates high school students about global interconnectedness through

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The Kitchen: innovative cooking at your fingertips

(Courtesy/The Kitchen) The Kitchen, located on 231 E. Livingston Avenue, is a participatory dining experience for family and friends that offers cooking competitions, chefs that cook for you, and public events. Weddings, parties, and corporate meetings maqy also be booked here.  The staff featured a “Sweethearts at the Studio” dinner party on February 14 from

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Boys Basketball Falls In District Finals

(Courtesy/Cindy Rubie) Boys basketball concluded its postseason run in a 60-47 loss to Worthington Christian in the District Finals, despite a 20-point outing by Jason S. It was the team’s second straight trip to the finals, finishing runners-up in both. This loss marks the end of an impressive season by the Vikes that saw them

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Girls Wrestling Earns Podium Finish at States

(Courtesy/Ceci. R.) Wrestlers Nina K. and Ceci R. competed at the Schottenstein Center at The Ohio State University on Friday through Sunday, March 8-10, in the OHSAA girls wrestling state championship. Nina earned a 3rd-place podium spot in the 135-pound weight class, and Ceci ended 4th in the 105-pound weight class. Academy finished 16th out

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Iftar Dinner Educates, Entertains, and Inspires

Students enjoy the Iftar Dinner. (Courtesy/Zair H.) Observed by Muslims around the world, Ramadan is the ninth month in the Islamic calendar and a time for fasting, gathering with community, and self-reflection. Along with alms, prayer, declaration of faith, and pilgrimage, fasting is one of the five pillars of Islam. Ramadan observers refrain from eating

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Choir and Orchestra Beam in “Ode to the North”

(Sean J./Staff) Our choir and orchestra performed at the North Campus of the First Community Church in a combined presentation on Tuesday, March 5 at 7 p.m. First, the choir sang three songs, followed by two pieces from both choir and orchestra before four orchestra compositions. The evening’s theme was “Ode to the North,” with

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Attendance Skyrockets After Schoolwide Challenge

Student section cheering after a big basketball upset (Courtesy/Ralph S.) When it comes to supporting your friends in their sports, a simple “good job” or “nice shot” would make them smile. But showing up for one another may be the greatest gift of all. As a school that emphasizes “respect” in its “5 + 2”