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Scholarship Fund Superheroes

Scholarship Fund Superheroes

June 9, 2021
Last week, the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria (SFA) awarded 183 T.C. Titan Seniors $525,000 in scholarship money, the largest amount for first-year students in SFA history.
Which Black Student Union Officer are you?

Which Black Student Union Officer are you?

June 9, 2021
Follow the Titan Black Student Union @acblackstudentunion on Instagram and join the club for the 2021-2022 school year. All are welcome. 
To All the TC Boys I've Loved Before

To All the TC Boys I’ve Loved Before

April 1, 2021
I write a letter when I have a crush so intense that I don’t know what else to do. There are five total: Trevor from freshman bio, Neil from the B100s, Brad from the student section, Caden from King Street, and Froy from the Samurai Hibachi & Sushi Bar at Foxchase.
Pregunta a Kate: Cura Mi Falta de Motivación en Mi Último Año Del Liceo

Pregunta a Kate: Cura Mi Falta de Motivación en Mi Último Año Del Liceo

February 14, 2021
Querido estudiante con problemas, Sin ofender a los graduados del liceo antes de 2020, pero sus faltas de motivación es NADA como la de nosotros.
Dear Class of 2020, We Haven't Forgotten About You

Dear Class of 2020, We Haven’t Forgotten About You

February 14, 2021
On June 13, 2020, the city lit up red, white, and blue to celebrate the graduating seniors from Alexandria’s only public high school, T.C. Williams. Hundreds flocked to the illuminated George Washington Masonic National memorial for photo ops and farewells and the celebration of a pivotal teenage moment, graduation, in an unexpected way.
Mario Yach (left) and James Harrison (right) before cutting slices of cake to celebrate Yach's 60th birthday.

Happy 60th Birthday Mr. Yach!

January 14, 2021
On March 13, Titan students, teachers, and staff left T.C. Williams amid the coronavirus pandemic's emergence in the United States. Now, ten months later, most students and staff are still at home, but King Street campus food services, custodial support, and Helpdesk staff never left.
Behind the Gossip

Behind the Gossip

January 13, 2021
While perusing Instagram over the summer, T.C. students may have seen some mysterious anonymous gossip accounts surface: @tcwilliamstea and @tcwhs_ships. Inspired by a trend on the popular social media app Tik Tok, the owners of these accounts compiled gossip, known to Gen Z as “tea,” and relationship pairings or “ships” to post.
Ask Kate: Cure my Senioritis

Ask Kate: Cure my Senioritis

January 11, 2021
Dear Kate, how would a senior find motivation for this school year? -Struggling Senior
Spoiler Alert: It Gets Worse

Spoiler Alert: It Gets Worse

January 7, 2021
While in seventh period, your phone starts blowing up—texts, Twitter notifications, Instagram stories, and reposts all flood in about what is going on in Washington D.C. There are thousands of protesters and rioters in the streets of the nation’s capital to support the president and his false claims of a stolen election. And then you see it: hundreds of people violently storming the Capitol building, wielding Trump flags, Make America Great Again hats, and the occasional assault rifle. They are stealing, breaking, and vandalizing the Capitol, and now four are dead.
Digital Creator on the Rise: nima!

Digital Creator on the Rise: nima!

December 11, 2020
From productivity vlogs and montages to gift guides and advice, 23-year-old Northern Virginia-based YouTuber and blogger Nima is the go-to internet personality for all things creative, inspiring, and honest. Unlike other digital creators, Nima purposefully remains “nicheless,” sharing authentic content that does not fall into one category. Her platforms are a space for her to share whatever she wants and connect with a community of individuals with similar interests.
Titan on the Rise: TC Senior Mia Humphrey Releases Debut EP

Titan on the Rise: TC Senior Mia Humphrey Releases Debut EP

November 24, 2020
Titan senior Mia Humphrey is not just a singer; she is a storyteller, and her Project Red Notebook EP released November 14th is not just a collection of songs; it is a collection of journal entries. Eighteen minutes and 59 seconds of deeply personal, relatable accounts of love, loss, bliss, and remembrance.
Twenty Years in Old Town

Twenty Years in Old Town

November 20, 2020
Following a wave of small business closures in Alexandria throughout the coronavirus pandemic, the beloved secondhand bookstore, Book Bank, closed its doors for good. Book Bank joins the list of small businesses that permanently closed during this time, including Aftertime Comics, The Christmas Attic, Blüprint Chocolatiers, and Nectar Coffee and Wine Bistro, among other independently-owned establishments in Old Town and Del Ray.
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