(Courtesy/Mr. Fish & Mr. DeVore) Academy’s Robotics team whirred to life on Thursday, April 16, for three days of competition at the National Robotics Challenge (NRC) in Marion. Over the course of the school year, students have dedicated hours outside of class designing, testing, and building robots ranging from nimble autonomous maze solvers to deadly…

Courtesy/ Mike Stegemiler Flocks of “toucans” were spotted around campus on Tuesday, April 21, sparking curiosity and sending students searching for them. But those who went looking realizedthese creatures were not birds at all.  Instead, students found five sets of two soda cans taped to a tree, on which it was revealed that the “toucans”…

The K-buddy tradition at Columbus Academy has always been one filled with joy and genuine connection, and this year has been no different. Now, as seniors sit down to write their final letters to their K-buddies during the last advisory, it naturally invites a period of reflection on the time spent together and everything that…

Prishya K. Each spring, the vibrant festival of Holi brings color and community spirit to CA. On Sunday, April 19, students and their families gathered on the Lazarus courtyard to take part in this annual celebration. Holi, often called the “Festival of Colors,” originates from India and celebrates the arrival of spring, renewal, and the…

Courtesy/Cindy Wilson Academy’s 9th annual All Day 4 CA celebration, held on April 22-23, one of the most honored traditions, earned $735,568 from 999 donors, yet surpassed 1,000 Vikings after the cutoff point. Each donation directly supports the Annual Fund, but donors have the option to direct their money to the arts, athletics, curricular innovation,…

A group of Academy students traveled to Spain this spring, visiting Madrid, Toledo, San Sebastián, and Barcelona, organized by Spanish teacher, Dr. Jacky, along with Ms. Chavez, Ms. Gerrita, and Rather than following a standard high school tour itinerary, Jacky sought out destinations that would offer something different. “We try to make it so that…

On Saturday, April 18, Academy’s National History Day club had one of its best years yet at the Ohio State competition, with two students qualifying for the national competition and one receiving a special award.  National History Day is a nationwide program that involves middle and high schoolers in researching a historical topic based on…

(Eesha T./Staff) Culminating three years in the Global Scholars Diploma, my fellow Global Scholars (Year 3’s and Year 1’s), and I traveled to Otterbein University on April 16, to present our Take Action Projects. For the past three years, Aashi V., Bella L., Diya S., Lynn Y., Maddie E., Max B., Meera S., and Melody…

Courtesy/Ms. Bening Service Board held its Spring Blood Drive on Wednesday, April 8, from 8:00 a.m to 1:30 p.m. in the Athletic Lobby, with just 21 donors, organized by Lower School teacher Ms. Crain, who has been running it for the past eight years.  According to Ms. Bening, the importance of the blood drive is…

(Pixabay) Last December, the Athletic Department announced two new athletic opportunities for students: girls flag football and co-ed crew.  This year, the OHSAA sanctioned girls flag football, continuing the development of the program. Additionally, professional teams like the Browns have made many efforts to help expand the program.  The Cleveland Browns Girls High School Flag…