In April, fourteen students of color flew to Virginia to tour Historically Black Universities and Colleges (HBCUs) with three staff members of color. The tour gave students the opportunity to imagine life at these colleges, while connecting with other students of color.
Challenge day used to be a time honored tradition at Albany High School, until its cancellation for the 2024-2025 school year. Challenge day was a program where sophmores were taken out of class, along with teacher volunteers and leaders, to participate in small-group team bonding activities. For a more in-depth look at the history of challenge day, and what drove its cancellation, check out our Summer 2025 addition of the Cougar on our website!
AP Art History at Albany High School, will no longer be provided next year, leaving many students and teachers disappointed.
Between community college and Division 1, only 7 percent of high school athletes make it to the collegiate level. This year, Albany High School has produced many who will be taking the next step in their athletic careers. The athletes we chose to highlight are seniors Sisseline Lovejoy, Imani West, Michael Richards, and Deron Lyons.
As winter sports have officially wrapped up, we want to highlight the successful seasons of boys varsity soccer, boys varsity basketball, and girls varsity basketball.
Rivalries are a huge part of sports, and for Albany, the Saint Mary’s Panthers are our biggest rival. Three sports where it gets particularly intense are boys’ basketball, girls volleyball, and boys soccer.
If you're stuck in the Bay for spring break and looking for cool things to do, here's a day by day of fun things to do in the Bay during your break.
As the weather gets warm and the summer approaches, welcoming a new wardrobe is a must. Whether you’re on the hunt for vacation outfits, school looks, or easy-to-style staples, spring shopping awaits. These are our top picks for a seasonal shopping spree:
Now that it’s the holiday season, you might be wondering what gifts to get your teachers. If so, look no further than this article! Most teachers get the typical presents such as mugs, pens, cards, and treats. The real question is, what do they actually want?
Bill Treseler, the current Athletics Director (AD) and longtime basketball coach, has deep roots in Albany and in the coaching field. His career path took him to multiple top high schools, and even college programs across California.