The Meridian Robotics Team, officially known as FRC Team 1418 Vae Victis, is coming off a strong performance at the FIRST Robotics Chesapeake District Competition hosted in the Meridian Gym on March 23-24....

Along with all of the excitement that the start of the school year brings comes the opportunities to engage in a variety of extracurriculars that may interest Meridian students. The annual club fair is...

Seniors Sarah Fong, Tahaseen Shaik, and Sofia Heartney speak of their four-year journey in the robotics team with wide glittering eyes, due to both nostalgia for their tight-knit community, and a melancholic...

Vae Victis, George Mason High School’s Robotics team, won gold on Sunday, March 24, at the Chesapeake district competition in Oxon Hill, Maryland. The team was hungry for a win after losing the best-of-three...

“I want students to know they are meant to feel welcome here,” Senior Freddie Bruner said. I was sitting on a bright red stool next to Freddie, de facto leader and facilitator of the MakerSpace,...

Try to think of one activity you do for more than 300 hours every year. I bet you can’t. Luckily for you, I know Carter Fendley, who can actually recall that he spends over 300 hours a year on...

As a kid who was only allowed thirty minutes of screen time everyday, Erik Boesen has defeated the odds to become what many teachers and students at Mason call tech savvy. Computer science is not cut...

The most successful season in the history of George Mason High School’s Robotics team is in the books. Team 1418 finished in 12th placed and ended up captaining the 8th-seeded alliance at the World Championships...

Update (March 14): Over the weekend of March 12-13, Team 1418 scored another first place victory at the Washington, D.C. district competition, and will continue to the regional competition in April. The...