Varsity volleyball versus Anderson High (photos by Gabbi Martinez)

October 7, 2013

Gabbi Martinez

Murals on South Congress reflect Austin’s diversity

Quarantine cartoon

People ignore social distancing at Commons Ford Ranch April 10. The park closed to the public the next day.

Austin community seeks comfort in nature amidst COVID-19

On April 8, the gate to the Westlake stadium was blocked. The stadium will be closed until further notice. However, in an effort to commemorate the class of 2020 graduates, the high school has been turning on the stadium lights at 8:20, 20:20 military time, every Friday.

Austin hotspots eerily vacant during pandemic

Students gather to experience the anti-vaping exhibit in the Commons Feb. 19.

Anti-Vaping Exhibit Gallery

Sports

Student recounts the madness and excitement of the 2020-2021 Super Bowl

Varsity volleyball players, coaches reflect on their season

Varsity volleyball, like most teams, fought an uphill battle against COVID-19. The season’s start date was pushed back, tryouts were cut short and d...

Varsity football players reflect on victory at state

“Our success is due to our player’s never wanting to let their teammates down and upholding the tradition that has been established in this commun...

Performing at the Westlake Chaparral Marching Band Showcase Oct. 10, junior Dravin Raj and sophomore Manuel Rosso play the alto saxophone, and junior Mitchell Knipp plays the clarinet.

Westlake Chaparral Marching Band overcomes challenges, changes presented by pandemic

Junior Sam Schaffer runs with the ball during the rugby game against St. Pius X High School Feb. 1. Westlake won the game 35-5.

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