Humans of Staples: O’Neill talks pebbles, posies and passions

Melanie Lust '19, Editor In Chief

May 30, 2018

By Melanie Lust '19

Staples’ newest student arrives from South Africa

May 8, 2018

By Sarah Maybruck '18

Humans of Staples: Schmidt flourishes in violin performance

March 22, 2018

By Melanie Lust '19

Dan Woog shares passion for Westport’s past and present

February 26, 2018

By Audrey Bernstein '20 and Allie D’Angelo ’20

Humans of Staples: Remi Levitt

January 24, 2018

By Emma Rojas '18 and Bri Zeiberg '19

Humans of Staples: Carson Discovers Herself and the World Through Film

January 20, 2018

By Anay Simunovic '18 and Melanie Lust '19

By the piano with Claire Hague Rogers

June 8, 2017

By Melanie Lust '19

[Oct. 2016 Features] Humans of Staples–Meet Avery Mendillo: the all-around prodigy

November 22, 2016

By Ian Bernstein ’18 and Kate Lewis ’18   Whether she’s on the stage or the field, holding a mic or a lacrosse stick, running lines or running sprints, Avery Mendillo ’18 has got the best of both worlds as a member of Staples Players and varsity lacrosse. Mendillo’s extra-curric...

[Sept. 2016 Features] Humans of Staples Troy scores lacrosse future

October 11, 2016

By Tori Lubin '18 Web Features Editor Olivia Troy ’17 sits casually by the window seats at 7 a.m on a Monday. Her poise lends itself to that of an ambitious athlete who is ready for competition, a description fitting of a lacrosse player as serious as Troy. “My favorite part about lacrosse is playin...

Humans of Staples

Adam Kaplan, Editor-in-Chief

January 8, 2016

In a school that features nearly 2,000 unique students, it is easy to be forgotten by some of your peers. Reece Armstrong ’16 is not one who has to deal with that problem regularly. During his three-and-a-half year tenure at Staples, Armstrong has been known as many things including Queso, The ...

Meet Bri Rotella, a bright face in the hallway

Caroline Lane, Staff Writer

November 10, 2014

Where were you born? I was born in Iceland on a military base because my parents served there for about three years. I actually have three birth certificates because of it. I have an American birth certificate because that’s where my family is from, an Icelandic one because that’s my birthplace an...