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November Editorial

November 29, 2025
To the Wesleyan Community, Our teachers are the foundation of our education and the strong Christian community we have here at Wesleyan. We as students have the privilege of being taught by teachers who genuinely care for each and every one of
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Wesleyan students take up jobs outside of school

November 11, 2025
Wesleyan students have seized responsibilities outside of the school world balancing both their lives in the workplace and their lives in school. These part-time positions range from fast food to retail to even some medical-related jobs. Part time occupations give students a
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Wesleyan seniors bond during class events

November 7, 2025
Wesleyan prioritizes celebrating the senior class every year to highlight the importance of building relationships before the seniors begin their next chapter outside of Wesleyan’s gates. 12th grade girls chair Kendra Morris and 12th grade boys grade chair Philip Hart work

Winter sports at Wesleyan are approaching

November 4, 2025
Many October sports begin tryouts including girls and boys basketball, wrestling, and swim and dive. As the coaches and players plan for their seasons ahead, they work hard in the pre-season to prepare for competition against their upcoming opponents. Coaches provide their

October Editorial

October 31, 2025
To the Wesleyan community, It’s hard to believe that the school year is already in full swing. Sports teams are headed to the playoffs, the fall musical’s debut is approaching, and classes are far past the introductory stage. Although students and

Wolves football cultivates teamship through hard work

October 29, 2025
This football season the Wesleyan Wolves football coaches and players hope to build a positive and supportive team culture. The record might be all that fans see on the outside, but there is much more going into this year’s football team than

Students voice opinions on new cell phone policy

October 29, 2025
The new cellphone policy for Wesleyan students has sparked lots of conversation regarding its purpose and the impact on campus dynamics. With many in-state changes to public schools, Georgia passed the “Distraction Free Education Act” in May of 2025. While this law
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