The A-Blast

SAT predicament frustrates students

May 30, 2020

What it’s like to celebrate Eid while social distancing

May 24, 2020

Junior Lara Dib visited Lebanon last summer.

Students mourn canceled summer plans

May 16, 2020

Junior Danya Khreshi makes a vegan pizza topped with olives, peppers, onions, spinach and buffalo sriracha.

Students and staff take joy in cooking

May 4, 2020

Juniors: start looking into colleges now

April 27, 2020

NOVA offers free online classes for rising and graduating seniors

April 18, 2020

How much is too much?

March 11, 2020

Kadijah Janneh performs a cultural Sierra Leon dance in traditional clothing during Heritage Night in 2019.

Growing up black in white America

February 28, 2020

Should students fear the Coronavirus?

Jamileh Hamadeh, Health editor

February 25, 2020

The Coronavirus has spread drastically in a short period of time, infecting over 75,000 people since the outbreak started in December. The virus was first detected in a market located in Wuhan, China. Wild animals like birds,...

Is there too much technology in classrooms?

February 12, 2020

Less colleges require SAT testing

Siryet Girma, Staff writer

January 23, 2020

For juniors and seniors in Annandale High School, this is a stressful time because of the topic of SAT and ACT. Students are preparing to take their SAT in March of 2020. Some students have already attempted this big test. “I t...

The winter weather may be freezing, but students’ packed lunches won’t be

Vivian Phan, Staff Writer

January 23, 2020

On Jan. 22, the AHS administrators announced that 2 microwaves will now be in the cafeteria. These microwaves, located near the food lines, will be open for student use during lunch time. Students who bring lunch can bring their...