As the new year starts, new movies and TV shows are being announced or released. A lot of the upcoming adaptations are from popular books. Ranging from all genres, 2025 is set to release a thrill of movies...

On the September 4th, 2024 episode of Atherton On Air, Lorelai Bowman (11) performed an original song titled “January” for the show's Tiny Desk segment. The song was the result of a collaboration between...

Atherton’s student body is known for being heavily involved in Louisville’s music scene, specifically in punk/rock focused communities. Bands like News From Home, The Sharp Stars, and Gaia all include...

After 2 weeks of winter break, it was time for students to head back to school on January 6th, 2025. However, due to the snowstorm that hit Louisville, JCPS extended the break by a week making the new...

The Governor's Scholars Program (GSP) is a five week program over the summer where upcoming high school seniors reside on a college campus and complete a personalized curriculum. Being selected to participate...

The Atherton Theater Department concluded their final performance of Little Women and The Importance of Being Earnest on the 17th of November. After many months of rehearsals and 5 performances, all involved...

Filmmaking is one of the most unique art forms that one can use to express themselves. As cameras and editing software have become easier to access, more and more people have taken advantage of the opportunity...

There are many varieties of music festivals in Louisville ranging from country to rock. In addition, there are many student bands and artists at Atherton. Listening to and making music is a big part of...

This past Saturday, on 11/2, the Atherton Speech and Debate Team(SAD) started the season off with flying colors, taking home the third-place trophy at the first tournament at Beechwood High School in Fort...

As fall rolls around, many Atherton students find themselves applying to a myriad of different schools and scholarships. Academic opportunities are not the only options open to high schoolers, though....