Patriot Athletes dread the looming retirement of 31-year Athletic Director Deb Tyson at the end of the month. Tyson started at AHS in 1990 and became Athletic Director in 1991. Prior to that, she worked...

Anxiety and depression have become a major part of the everyday lives of teens. According to new CDC data, more than a third (37%) of high school students reported they experienced poor mental health during...

This year’s Golden Apple award recipient from AHS is culinary arts teacher Chef Malik Poindexter, AHS culinary arts teacher. “I was in shock when I found out I won the Golden Apple award. I read...

Senior Renae George’s lush, melodic voice filled a Charlottesville basement as she wrote, recorded and produced an EP, Beauty for Ashes. George started singing for fun from a young age, nurturing...

Genuine. Selfless. Uplifting. Dedicated. Extraordinary. These are all words that both students and teachers use to describe senior Katarina Ravichandran.  “Kat is very charismatic, incredibly witty,...

  Chapter 1................How It All Began Chapter 2.................Serious Surgery Chapter 3............. Road To Recovery Chapter 4.................... Home At Last Chapter 5.......Students...

With the first few steps into room 213, members and new faces are immediately greeted and welcomed into the club. Students huddle around projects, making casual conversation and problem-solving as a team....

International Women's Day encourages people to take the time to acknowledge women who have fought for women's rights and experienced repercussions to ensure the equity of future generations and those still...

“One thing I love about our club is how we are fully driven by the passion of our members,” AHS UNICEF club president junior Annie Brown said. The United Nations International Children's Emergency...

Since opening in Charlottesville in 1998, the local International Rescue Committee (IRC) office has resettled 1,444 people from Afghanistan. However, over the past 23 years, the Charlottesville IRC has...