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The Scoop is a student-run news podcast run by The Archer School for Girls' award-winning news site, The Oracle. We explore news and conversations that matter to Archer students.
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In this episode of The Scoop, multimedia reporter Izzie Erickson (‘28) interviewed sophomores Josie Le Blanc and Bonnie Van Hoytema, along with two guardians of kids at the park, Jaida and Validea. They investigate the importance of parks and how these community spaces encourage stronger social skills for kids, while also improving residents mental health.
For the final day of Scholastic Journalism Week, Multimedia reporter Izzie Erickson ('28) sits down with News Editor Phoebe Measer ('27) and Co-Editor-in-Chief Emily Paschall ('26) to form a deeper understanding of how journalists cover an event in a punctual manner, while also upholding a standard of accuracy and reliability.
In this episode of The Scoop, Co-Editor-in-Chief Oona Seppala interviewed Oracle Features Editor Lola Thomas (‘26), Head of Scholastic Journalism Kristen Taylor and journalist Chace Beech (‘12) about how pressure shapes journalists at every stage of their careers. They explore how working under public scrutiny, navigating ethical dilemmas and balancing speed with accuracy ultimately sharpens a journalist’s skills and their sense of responsibility and purpose.
In this episode of The Scoop, multimedia reporter Ally O’Boyle interviews student journalist Izzie Erickson and history teacher Elana Goldbaum about how ethical sourcing works and the challenges of AI in a newsroom, with input from Kristen Riggs, who designed a safe AI for Archer students.
In this episode of The Scoop, multimedia reporters Georgia Lebowitz and Leani Al-Midani interview Archer girls about their experiences off campus and faculty members regarding Archer’s policies on student safety.
In this episode of The Scoop, multimedia reporters Avi Le Gallo and Nissara Shah host a Q & A with Kristen Riggs about her master’s degree focused on technology and her doctoral dissertation research on artificial intelligence. They discuss how AI has impacted the environment.
In this episode of The Scoop, News Editor Phoebe Measer and Photo Editor Gabby Kaplan discuss the significance of Mall Santas with annual mall Santa visitors and a real-life Santa.
In this episode of The Scoop, multimedia reporter Dara Alitoro interviewed the new choir teacher, Mr. Cornwell, about his career as a teacher, professional conductor and performer.
In this episode of The Scoop, multimedia reporters Georgia Lebowitz and Leani Al-Midani interview Archer girls about their opinions of “The Summer I Turned Pretty.” They dissect why students favor certain relationships, characters and how the show developed each season.
In this episode of The Scoop, multimedia reporters Ellie Silveri and Phoebe Casparian investigate the reasons behind recent inflation in the servery, and how to avoid over-spending at lunchtime. The reporters interviewed Jane Davis, the associate head of school for finance and operations.
In this episode of The Scoop, Multimedia reporter Christina Williams sits down with the head of the computer science program Kelly Lougheed to dissect her history with computer science and her hopes for the program in the future.
In this episode of The Scoop, Outreach Editor Sydney Tilles interviews the Editor-in-Chief of Hestia’s Flame, Olivia Hallinan-Gan (‘26), to explain the production and behind-the-scenes effort that goes into creating Archer’s yearbook. Hallinan-Gan also discusses the procedure for fixing errors and common misconceptions about the yearbook.
In this episode of The Scoop, Multimedia reporters Izzie Erickson (‘28) and Ally O’Boyle (‘28) dissect the pressure teenage girls feel on Halloween to dress provocatively. They discuss the role that media plays in setting norms for teenage girls around Halloween. Students across grades eighth and 10th grade were asked about their costumes for Halloween.
In this episode of The Scoop, Culture Editor Charlotte Burnap discusses the varsity volleyball team with Coach Charlie Schmittdeal, player Shanthi Seth (‘27) and Co-Captain Serenity Jones (‘26). With only two seniors, the team is made up of predominantly underclassmen, leaving the team smaller and — at times — less motivated. The athletes discuss how they overcome these challenges and foster community across grades.
In this episode Shae Killam (‘27) and Meredith Ho (‘26) sat down with language teachers Sara Gil Sáiz and Susan Chen to discuss their path to language teaching, and what it's like navigating two or more languages in a day. The teachers shared why they wanted to become teachers in the first place, as well as what they think the language department brings to Archer.
In this episode of The Scoop, Phoebe Measer and Maya Hernandez (‘27) interview eighth grade student Carmen Muñoz Graham, sophomore Alondra Alcala and math teacher Lucas Hoffman about their reactions toward the death of Pope Francis April 21. They also discussed how his death affected the Catholic community.
In this episode of The Scoop, Senior Reporters Gabby Kaplan (‘27) and Vivianne Arnold (‘26) interview Sarah Mzoughi (‘28) and Dara Alitoro (‘28) about how they observe Ramadan, the holiest month in the Muslim calendar, which occurred this year from Friday, Feb. 28, to Saturday, March 29. Mzoughi and Alitoro discuss their experiences fasting and the differences in observance across countries.
In this episode of The Scoop, Multimedia Editor Oona Seppala (‘26) interviews Quinn Albrecht (‘30) whose team, the Los Angeles Lions, recently won the District Championship in Las Vegas and will continue onto Nationals. They discuss her inspirations and training to become a nationally ranked hockey player.
In this episode of The Scoop, senior reporter Charlotte Burnap interviews Orchestra Director Hannah Murray, Assistant Orchestra Director Natalie Huang (‘25) and soloist Grace Nordling (‘28) about the annual winter concert. Following the Los Angeles fires, the concert was postponed to Feb. 13 and 14. Titled “Come Together,” Murray, Huang and Nordling discussed their favorite aspects, biggest challenges and the choir and orchestra communities.
In this episode of The Scoop Senior Reporter Shae Killam (‘27) talked with Dakota Tooley (‘26) about her summer abroad in Taiwan as part of the National Scholarship for Youth Program. Tooley shared that she stayed with a host family and attended Chinese classes during the day.
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