Finley Kearns

Students, teachers debate statewide phone ban ahead of House decision

To create a statewide school phone ban, the Pennsylvania Senate voted on a bill proposed by Governor Josh Shapiro, passing it 46-1. The phone ban is currently going through the House of Representatives and is expected to be voted on in June.

Finley Kearns, Photography Editor
May 29, 2026

‘Maul-Shadow Lord’ seeks ‘revenge’ on the downfall of ‘Star Wars’

Continuing the recent success of “Star Wars,” which had taken a downturn since the sequel trilogy came out, “Maul-Shadow Lord” was released on Disney+ April 6, starring a fan-favorite, formerly Darth, now just Maul. The finale, which was widely received with critical acclaim, aired on May 4.

Finley Kearns, Photography Editor
May 29, 2026

Battle of the birds: Mo’s vs. Bo’s starts to heat up

Benefiting the chicken eating society as a whole, Bojangles and Mo’s offfer two more options for poultry lovers.

Finley Kearns and Connor Rother
May 1, 2026

‘Project Hail Mary’ ‘amazes, amazes, amazes’ audiences

An unlikely bond and a story about saving the earth, “Project Hail Mary” came out in theaters on March 20 and earned a breathtaking $300 million in the first 10 days.

Finley Kearns and Tristan Rocco Doña
May 1, 2026

[Photo] Baseball team aims for state title behind talent, chemistry

Hunter Farrell, Staff Writer
May 1, 2026

[Photo] Swim captains motivate athletes for league championship

April 7, 2026

[Photo] Boys basketball finishes season with league championship

Hunter Farrell, Staff Writer
March 27, 2026

‘Marty Supreme’ ‘spanked’ at Oscars, ‘One Battle After Another’ shines

“Sinners” and “One Battle After Another” won big at the Oscars on March 15.

Finley Kearns, Photography Editor
March 27, 2026

Alumni wins gold at World Sports Photography Awards

2025 Souderton graduate Christian Gresko won the gold for American Football in this year’s World Sports Photography awards.

Finley Kearns, Photography Editor
March 27, 2026

Pro: College eligibility offers athletes opportunity

Through a five-year period that allows athletes to participate in Division I NCAA sports, along with a system of medical waivers that permit extensions to those five years, college sports eligibility rules greatly benefit the athletes and provide them with a fair opportunity to participate.

Finley Kearns, Photography Editor
March 27, 2026

[Photo] Lip Dub highlights mental health

Julia Sipes, Co-Editor in Chief
March 27, 2026

Timothée Chalamet ‘dreams big’ for his potential first Oscar

The race for the Academy Award for Best Actor is heating up between Timothée Chalamet and Leonardo DiCaprio.

Finley Kearns, Photography Editor
February 20, 2026

‘Stranger Things’ finale comes to disappointing end

Due to a brief ending, the final moments of a long-beloved show were wrapped up with heavy criticism from fans. Released in three separate parts, “Stranger Things” season five came out in late 2025.

Finley Kearns and Connor Rother
February 20, 2026

New coach brings fresh perspective, thoughts

To recreate their success from last season and welcome their new coach, the boys basketball team is establishing a new attitude and mindset, facing numerous new developments and challenges.

Finley Kearns, Photography Editor
December 19, 2025

‘Zootopia 2’ makes ‘hiss’-tory as Disney sequel prevails

Disney showcases what a perfect sequel looks like with this box office smash.

Finley Kearns, Photography Editor
December 19, 2025

[Photo] New swim coach changes program, motivates team

James Greenley, Staff Writer
December 19, 2025

Formula One World Championship heats up with Verstappen’s comback

To compete for the championship and entertain fans, Formula One teams, particularly McLaren, design the best cars and put the best drivers on the grid to win the Formula One World Championship.

Finley Kearns, Photography Editor
October 31, 2025

[Photo] KFC, Royal Farms disappoint

Connor Rother, Entertainment Editor
October 31, 2025

Under home lights at last

To provide a turf field for multiple sports teams to practice and play games on, a new turf facility was recently completed in front of the high school. The baseball team had their first game on the turf on April 25.

Finley Kearns, Website Editor
May 30, 2025

Im‘peck’able local chicken-based restaurants

To create a great environment to eat good chicken with friends, both Dave’s Hot Chicken and Popeyes cater to a hungry audience while making their chicken.

Connor Rother and Finley Kearns
May 30, 2025

Thunderbolts, New Avengers brings back the magic of Marvel

[Spoilers] Marvel studios released “Thunderbolts*” (renamed “*New Avengers”)on May 2 and received some of the best reviews since “Avengers Endgame.”

Finley Kearns, Website Editor
May 30, 2025

‘Truly, Pope Francis is dead…’

Due to declining health, including a bout of pneumonia, Pope Francis died on April 21.

Finley Kearns, Website Editor
May 30, 2025

‘Our future will be what we make of it.’

The adaption of the Oscar-nominated film journalism film “Good Night and Good Luck” opens on Broadway and explores why journalists must “keep fighting the good fight.”

Finley Kearns, Website Editor
May 2, 2025

‘Revenge of the Sith’ reminds fans of the good, bad 20 years later

Appealing to a younger audience who has grown up watching these movies but has not seen them in theaters, Disney re-released “Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith” on April 25.

Finley Kearns, Website Editor
May 2, 2025

[Photo] Boys lacrosse reaches their goals using teamwork

Sophia Gooch, Staff Writer
May 2, 2025

[Photo] Boys tennis team celebrates camaraderie

Skylar McCleary, Staff Writer
May 2, 2025

[Photo] Harlem Wizards bring community together

Maya Bernhauser, Staff Writer
May 2, 2025

Asad’s Hot Chicken, Raising Canes are im-’peck’-able

With great quality food and few nearby locations, Asad’s and Raising Cane’s are fast food joint gems in the area. Both restaurants have amazing qualities and great food but the scarcity of the restaurants makes them difficult to reach.

Finley Kearns and Connor Rother
March 28, 2025

Captain America soars into mediocrity

[Spoiler Alert]: With a weak villain and an easy-to-predict plot, “Captain America Brave New World” offers a decent movie to fans who want more. The addition was released on February 14 and in two weeks generated $290 million in box office revenue.

Finley Kearns, Website Editor
March 28, 2025

Horton hears ‘Seussical the Musical’ March 28-30

To put on the same caliber musical as last year despite the loss of a large and talented senior class, the spring musical prepares their performance of “Seussical”.

Finley Kearns, Website Editor
March 28, 2025

‘Mufasa’ whimpers where ‘The Lion King’ roared

To give audiences views into the backstory of characters from its predecessor “The Lion King,” Mufasa attempts to live up to the original but fails to recreate its charm.

Finley Kearns, Website Editor
February 7, 2025

Energy drinks give you wings (or migraines)

Students are trying out the popular drinks for themselves to deal with schoolwork and other stressful activities.

Finley Kearns, Website Editor
February 7, 2025

Graduating Club Members Hope to “Go Out With a Bang”

Through creating a relaxed and enjoyable environment, the seniors of the Cornhole club work to incorporate Freshmen into the club in their final year. The club meets every Wednesday during Red zone to play cornhole.

Finley Kearns, Arrowhead Website Editor
December 13, 2024

Fake Christmas trees save families money, hassle

As many families switch from real to fake Christmas trees, many are left to wonder which is superior? Real Christmas trees cost less in the short-term, but more than a fake tree in the long-term.

Finley Kearns, Arrowhead Website Editor
December 13, 2024

Being home for the holidays strengthens relationships

To have the most enjoyable holiday possible, families should avoid traveling. Instead of spending exuberant amounts of money on a trip away from their pets and at-home traditions, vacationers should stay home for free.

Finley Kearns, Arrowhead Website Editor
December 13, 2024

Eagles fans hopeful for 24’-25’ season

After last season’s disappointing final stretch with a 1-6 record in the last seven weeks, Eagles fans hoped to see change starting this season, but are disappointed once again with a 2-2 record before the week five bye.

Finley Kearns, Website Editor
October 31, 2024

Rock, paper, scissors…shoot!

Unified Track organized the first-ever Rock Paper Scissors Tournament on April 26.

Finley Kearns, Staff Writer
May 31, 2024

We ‘heard the people sing’ April 11-14

Selling out multiple nights, this year’s annual spring musical, “Les Miserables” featured a cast, crew and pit of over 120 students.

Finley Kearns, Staff Writer
May 3, 2024

Harter shows early success at D1 Northwestern University

To earn her starting position on Northwestern University’s D1 basketball team, Northwestern freshman and Souderton alumna Casey Harter prioritizes hard work ethic on and off the court. While playing for Souderton, Harter scored over 1000 points throughout her high school career.

Finley Kearns, Staff Writer
April 4, 2024

Boys basketball underclassmen assume leadership roles

By finding leadership in their underclassmen base, the boys basketball team grow stronger bonds, despite having few seniors. About halfway through the season, the team has big wins against North Penn High School and Central Bucks South High School.

Finley Kearns, Staff Writer
February 9, 2024

Senior captains lead XC to first state championship

Coming off their third place finish at the District One Championships, boys cross country sent their entire varsity team to the state championship at Hershey for the first time in school history.

Finley Kearns, Staff Writer
December 15, 2023

Teachers get creative with new bathroom policy

Using creative bathroom passes, teachers attempt to make the new bathroom policy lighthearted. Teachers have used a wide variety of passes such as cardboard cutouts, action figures and traffic cones.

Finley Kearns, Arrowhead Staff Writer
November 3, 2023

Finley Kearns, Photography Editor

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