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Protest outside of Chancellor's Residence calls for wage equity, Palestinian justice

Pro-Palestine organizations hold die-in outside Cathedral, Bigelow Boulevard

'We have to do it for them': Protest in support of Palestine draws crowd in Schenley Plaza

About 200 students and community members gathered in Schenley Plaza for an emergency “Hands Off Rafah” rally in the wake of Israel’s recent barrage on Rafah.

41 Gets Done: Wheeling Park High School Speech Team Wins Another State Title | News, Sports, Jobs

Staff Writer WHEELING The victory took an extra year in coming, but the wait made the Wheeling Park High School speech team’s 41st consecutive state championship Saturday all the more sweeter, said head coach Bill Cornforth. The team once again won the overall sweepstakes of the 2021 West Virginia Speech and Debate Tournament, with team members also taking home another 12 individual first-place trophies. This year’s tournament took place virtually after the 2020 tournament was canceled due to COVID concerns, and students competed from classrooms at their home schools. There was no traveling to a tournament site. Instead, students learned of their victories during a virtual award presentation ceremony they watched together from WPHS’s Beneke Theatre.

41 Straight Titles and Counting: Wheeling Park Speech Team Captures West Virginia State Speech and Debate Tournament | News, Sports, Jobs

jking@theintelligencer.net WHEELING The victory took an extra year in coming, but the wait made the Wheeling Park High School speech team’s 41st consecutive state championship Saturday all the more sweeter, coach Bill Cornforth said. The team was the overall winner of the 2021 West Virginia Speech and Debate Tournament, with team members also taking home another 12 individual 1st place trophies. This year’s tournament took place virtually after the 2020 tournament was canceled due to COVID-19 concerns, and students competed from classrooms at their home schools. There was no traveling to a tournament site. Instead, students learned of their victories during a virtual award presentation ceremony they watched together from WPHS’s Beneke Theatre.