Ari Swindells

Gallagher retires, leaves lasting impact

With dedication to students, staff and community, Superintendent Frank Gallagher has left his mark on the Souderton Area School District.

Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
May 29, 2026

How hauls harm: the consequences of online fashion trends

As haul culture grows in popularity so do it's effects on the environment. What may appear as entertaining at first, can be detrimental not only to viewers' mental health but also the world as a whole.

Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
May 29, 2026

Local bands bring entertainment, community to youth

Teenage bands in the Souderton area are creating connections and opportunities for local music lovers.

Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
May 29, 2026

[Photo] Rock band introduces modern bands to PMEA

Kelsey Potts, Staff Writer
May 29, 2026

[Photo] WWSI: Understanding nutritional value unlocks healthy lifestyles

May 1, 2026

Podcast propaganda spreads political polarization

In order for humanity to thrive, strong sources and informative outlets are needed. This communication and the spread of information allow for human culture to flourish; however, when opinion is disguised as fact and uniformity is disguised as social commerce, humanity is lost.

Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
March 27, 2026

Student ICE protest results in peaceful walkout

Protesting the recent actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Souderton Area High School students planned and executed a walkout on February 27.

Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
March 27, 2026

[Photo] WWSI: Feminism misconceptions lead to harmful stereotypes

March 27, 2026

ADL conference seeks to combat hate

Bringing students together across three state lines, the ADL hosted its19th annual Youth Leadership Conference to discuss fighting hate.

Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
February 20, 2026

Cupid consumerism impacts holiday overconsumption

Through inflated holiday spending, people waste extreme amounts of money on Valentine’s Day gifts from large companies every year. This can be costly to consumers, decrease revenue to small businesses and take a toll on the environmental well-being of the earth.

Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
February 20, 2026

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December 19, 2025

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Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
December 19, 2025

Not so rotten tomatoes: The art of objectively bad cinema

From quotes and sayings to impactful messages and themes, movies are an important part of pop culture worldwide. However, it isn’t just the highly rated or well-done movies that are impactful; “trash movies” can be just as memorable or beloved.

Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
December 19, 2025

Spilling the beans on the best local coffee

Through their ambiance, menu creativity and overall coffee quality, both Blossom Cafe in Skippack and Backyard Beans in Lansdale brew a unique experience for local coffee lovers.

Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
December 19, 2025

[Photo] Pro: SAT’s gauge financial and academic struggle

Nadia Choe, News Editor
December 19, 2025

Homecoming traditions unite students

To build student morale, Student Council aims to keep Homecoming traditions alive while incorporating new activities in the pep rally, tailgate, football game and dance.

Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
October 31, 2025

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Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
October 31, 2025

From malls to FaceTime calls, the absence of ‘hanging-out’

As social media becomes more popularized and mistrust of teenagers grows, social spaces for teens become scarce. Malls appear desolate, and more age restrictions are placed, leaving teenagers wondering where to go.

Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor
October 31, 2025

[Photo] Rise in politically motivated violence, decline in political respect

October 31, 2025

Democracy dies in the absence of due process

Allowing individuals the right to a fair trial is a defining factor of a democratic government.

Ari Swindells, Staff Writer
May 30, 2025

[Photo] Pro: Mountains give you vacations to remember

Tristan Rocco Doña, Design Editor
May 30, 2025

‘SAVE-ing’ time to honor past

Through a presentation and ceremonial tree planting at West Broad Elementary, SAVE officers, advisors and members commemorate the SAVE houses and educate the community about their impact over the past 20 years.

Ari Swindells, Staff Writer
May 2, 2025

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Ari Swindells, Opinion Editor

Gallagher retires, leaves lasting impact

How hauls harm: the consequences of online fashion trends

Local bands bring entertainment, community to youth

[Photo] Rock band introduces modern bands to PMEA

[Photo] WWSI: Understanding nutritional value unlocks healthy lifestyles

Podcast propaganda spreads political polarization

Student ICE protest results in peaceful walkout

[Photo] WWSI: Feminism misconceptions lead to harmful stereotypes

ADL conference seeks to combat hate

Cupid consumerism impacts holiday overconsumption

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Not so rotten tomatoes: The art of objectively bad cinema

Spilling the beans on the best local coffee

[Photo] Pro: SAT’s gauge financial and academic struggle

Homecoming traditions unite students

Thumbs Up

From malls to FaceTime calls, the absence of ‘hanging-out’

[Photo] Rise in politically motivated violence, decline in political respect

Democracy dies in the absence of due process

[Photo] Pro: Mountains give you vacations to remember

‘SAVE-ing’ time to honor past

[Photo] The ‘panes’ of home renovation debunked

[Photo] Pro: DST offers useful energy-saving benefits

[Photo] Local restaurants ‘cook’ up unique dining experiences

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