Shortly after the school year begins, Bexley comes alive with signature fall charm. Leaves blaze with color, the cheers from Friday night football games echo across town and cool breezes signal the change...

Math Teacher Jennifer Kirk Q: What was your career before you came to Bexley? A: I was a math teacher at Pickerington Central High School and also coached volleyball there.   Q: What...

From seeing grand, towering cathedrals in Scandinavia to the snowy Patagonian mountains, Bexley student groups were well-travelled this summer as the Vocal Ensemble and a group of Spanish students went...

After graduation, many seniors will go on trips, buy dorm furniture or get a job. However, some students will practice bear crawls, complete combat training and prepare their military uniforms. With...

Many students tell their mom about their day after school or over dinner, but a select few get to see their mom every day while simply walking to class.  Science teacher Nikki Hoch and her daughters,...

Be it the invention of Doric columns, gyros or participatory democracy, Greece was a building block of modern civilization. Led by Latin teacher Jackie Hillman, a group of high school students and teachers...

Easy to access. Easy to conceal. Easy to become addicted.  The desire to fit in has brought vaping to the forefront of teenagers’ minds and daily routines across the country. Even with the dangerous...

Whether it be a sports season or summer camp, it’s easy to divide one’s life up into chapters. Once one has ended, it’s rare to get the chance to open it again. Elementary school was the last chapter...

What started as a random chance to try something new—reciting poetry—became a talent that would lead freshman Zeke Moses to win the State Poetry Out Loud competition Feb. 7. Moses became the youngest...

For the Robinson family, stepping into the magical world of “Into the Woods” is more than just a chance to perform: it’s an opportunity to bond, grow and create something unforgettable as a family. Senior...