Leah Kiros
Leah Kiros is a Staff Writer for The Andalusian. Outside of writing for the publication, she is a member of cross country, track and field and student council. In her free time, you can find her shopping, reading, doing copious amounts of homework or spending time with family and friends.
An Important Part of the Puzzle
College applications include basic information about the applicant such as their school, family, grade point average (GPA), standardized tests, extracurriculars and any...
A Cup of Memories
Gathering in Beck Family Research Center’s (BFIC) Langford Hall, past Maclay parents were reunited once again. Some parents had recent graduates while...
Finding Community in fun Ways
Finding a club that best suits your interests and includes what you’re looking for in a community can be hard. Clubs range...
Discovering Some of the Hidden Gems of Maclay Clubs
Joining clubs in high school is extremely beneficial for a student. Joining clubs teaches students how to work together for a common...
Out With the old, in With the New
Taking the SAT has been a critical part of the college admissions process for the majority of schools since 1926. Studying for...
The Battle of the Meals
The two main places on campus to get food are TruBru and the cafeteria, but deciding which one is better can be...
Justice at Last
Alex Murdaugh, a successful South Carolina attorney, lost his wife of almost 30 years, Maggie, and his 22-year-old son, Paul, from homicide...
A Toxic Accident
A train owned by Norfolk Southern that was transporting various chemicals derailed in East Palestine, Ohio because of a mechanical issue with...
Bringing up the Past
Dr. Timothy Fitzpatrick is always a smiling face on campus who will take any chance to get to know students, whether he...