Following a leaked Supreme Court draft that was released on May 2, there is now valid speculation that Roe v. Wade will be overturned. Roe v. Wade is commonly connected to the right to abortion, however...

Primary school-aged children are at one of the most impressionable ages. These young students are constantly watching their teachers to figure out which behaviors and responses are acceptable and which...

Taking the stage at Pinkerton’s Stockbridge Theater, senior Annabella Wu competed for the Miss New Hampshire Outstanding Teen (MNHOT) title on February 19 and 20. This was Wu’s second-ever pageant,...

As February vacation approaches and families plan their winter getaways, we need to remember that although you are taking a vacation, viruses are not.  If you are traveling via airplane, especially...

There are wonderful and versatile people all around the school and one of them being an involved student from the senior class: Annabella Wu. Wu has worn many hats throughout her time at LHS, including...

For his third Jersey Mike’s location in the last eight months, Londonderry native Matt Goyette, brings his franchise to his hometown. This new location in the Apple Tree Mall in Londonderry marks the...

  The Community Service Club is in need of nonperishable food items for their drive for the New Hampshire Food Bank in Manchester. From Thursday, February 3 to Thursday, February 17, there...

The LGBTQ+ community has faced a lot of challenges throughout the last few decades. With the rise of social media and news coverage on such debates, the scrutiny has risen and caused even more problems...

As the winter sports teams get ready to begin their 2021-2022 season, the boys' hockey team has one thing on their mind: winning. Coming off of a losing season last year, they hope to start fresh and...

This past Sunday, October 31, the LHS Community Service Club hosted their first "LHS Walks for ALS" fundraising event from 10am to 11am. The event included a student speaker, some words from faculty members...

Partnering with the ALS Association, the Community Service Club is hosting the first-ever “LHS Walks for ALS” this Halloween weekend. The original date was scheduled for Saturday, October 30, but due...

Londonderry High School said their heartfelt goodbyes to nearly 20 retiring staff members at the end of the 2020-2021 school year, but are giving a warm welcome to all of their replacements this fall....

This school year has been anything but normal. Between being hybrid, to fully remote, to now every student back together in person, constant challenges have been thrown at students and clubs. Some of these...

As you walk through the halls of LHS, remnants of past years are scattered along the way. Old senior gifts, past renovations, and senior projects that stuck around after graduation. If you find yourself...

Lancer nation has pushed through each sports season during this Covid-crazed school year, reaching its final destination: the spring season. The varsity baseball team has started off strong with a 3-0...

LHS held its annual Winter Pep Rally this past Friday, March 5 during its usual spot in the C period class time. Following suit with this year's previous rallies, it was live-streamed on YouTube as students...

Each year students across the region are selected into state and nation-wide ensembles as a reflection of their talents. While LHS has had a dry spell with acceptances for almost a decade, this year three...

This year was supposed to be one for the record books, and it was, but not necessarily in the way we wanted. We were expecting a happy, successful year, but we got one filled with death and isolation instead....

The holiday season is upon us, and families around the world have begun their traditions for whichever holiday they celebrate. Some may be left behind as time goes on, but those traditions that stay,...

Midterm season has never been a particularly easy or stress free time, even when students weren’t studying from their bedrooms. Students shouldn’t be expected to have 10% of their grade depend on an...

As seniors everywhere begin inching closer and closer to the end of their high school careers, the frantic buzz of “what should I do when I leave?” begins.  Should I go to college? The workforce?...

The winners are here!  Student Council kicked off their start of monthly challenges with a two-sentence horror story contest. Here are the top three submissions, but a huge thank you to everyone who...

This year has brought a lot of changes to the halls of LHS, but this month brings a positive one. The Student Council’s bulletin board by the main office in the east 100s hallway, formerly known as the...

With the Mack Plaque back home at LHS, Lancer Nation will not need to rely on varsity cheer for a tie breaker, but that does not make their competition any less important. Coming off of a loss at States...

Stepping onto the field for her final Mack Plaque faceoff, senior captain Jenna Madigan saw how her and her teammates’ hard work had paid off.  Lancer and Astro field hockey faced off on Monday, September...

As the doors to LHS reopened this past Tuesday, September 8, a series of COVID-19 friendly precautions and procedures were set into place. With new ways to navigate the halls, a controversial addition...

When the final bell rang on Friday, March 13th, it wasn’t only the last time the class of 2020 would be walking through the halls of LHS, but also the last time many teachers would be. Science teacher...

Wake up. Wash up. Makeup.        Pick out clothes that ensure you look good. Don’t wear anything too revealing or you’re a slut, but don’t cover up too much or you’re prude. Check a thousand...

As the JV basketball team enters the LHS gym to start their warm-ups, another game is wrapping up. Regardless of what the scoreboard says, both teams have smiles from ear to ear. To them, it truly doesn’t...

As the decade comes to a close, we as high schoolers can look back on the songs that have shaped our teenage years. Each year brought a different iconic playlist that has burned lyrics into our brains,...

The newly created, student-run Green Council hopes to change students’ habits, one water bottle at a time.  Seniors Kerry Daley and Will Kemball-Cook, with the help of Dylan Hotter, started the Green...