Columnist warns against gathering with friends unsafely during COVID-19 surge and debunks the false belief that hanging out with the same small group of friends...
Columnists discuss the best movies for UAHS students according to relatability, relevance and overall cinematic quality.
By Callia Peterson, '22 and Noah Mizer...
Following the Youth Climate Strike, students share their opinions on climate change.
By Callia Peterson, '22
Instead of marching out of school to protest on ...
The district transitions to Canvas after 3 years of using Schoology
by Callia Peterson '22
When teachers heard the news of a full transition from Schoology to...
Students anticipate a space themed homecoming dance.
by Callia Peterson '22
In anticipation for the Homecoming dance, students are buying dresses and suits to...
Columnist discusses differences in curriculum accross states and districts.
by Callia Peterson, '22
When I sat down at my desk in Precalc on the first day of ...
Callia Peterson is a junior at UAHS and serves as Co-Digital Editor for Arlingtonian. Callia began student journalism her freshman year at Lawrence High School in Lawrence, Kansas. There, she was a staff writer for The Budget Newspaper and The Red and Black Yearbook. When Callia came to UAHS her sophomore year, she joined Arlingtonian as a staff writer. Thus far, Callia has won awards in news-writing and yearbook-writing from the Kansas Scholastic Press Association, and she has received the highest ranking in news-writing and news-feature writing from the Ohio Scholastic Media Association; she was also on staff during the 2018-2019 school year when The Budget Newspaper won the Pacemaker from the National Scholastic Press Association. Callia is passionate about telling the stories of others and reporting on issues that impact her school and the greater community, and she hopes to continue in these pursuits for years to come. Outside of writing, Callia serves on Ambassadors of Change, works on projects to help new students and freshmen get involved in the UAHS community, and she is a Freshman Mentor and Mentor Leader in the Student Mentors program. When Callia is not at school, she is dancing at Ballet Met, spending time with family and friends, and searching for the best coffee spots in Columbus.