At the end of last year, the Harbinger Staff received bittersweet news that our advisor, Mary Beth Stuller would be starting a graduate program at Johns Hopkins University and could no longer run the journalism […]

In light of the national controversy over a sixty second video, fingers are being pointed left and right at who is in the right versus the wrong. People are roasting marshmallows over their charred Nikes because […]

Every new school year brings along new changes. This year, the big change is the introduction of the devices that every student received. Along with the devices, came a brand new learning management system (LMS), […]

Three-season athlete, Emily Konkus, is finishing up her senior year with hopes to once again be the individual State Champion for cross-country. The cross-country team has won States for the last three years. […]

With all the new changes this year, including new lockers, new bell schedule, and new homerooms, there is one new aspect you may have overlooked: a new full-time psychologist. While those adjustments are unique […]

As most of the community knows, we were fortunate enough to be able to receive a new turf this past summer. The construction took multiple weeks, taking up most of summer, but it was in use for the fall sport […]

The final National Football League (NFL) preseason is typically a glorified practice and a relaxed atmosphere. The starters of the team sit on the side and enjoy watching their back-ups play. For example, New […]

55 million students are enrolled in 120,000 primary and secondary public schools throughout the U.S according to NIJ.gov and in 2018 alone there were 23 school shootings where someone was either injured or killed. […]

With a new school year comes new school rules. Shocker, right? No. But this year students were introduced to the first new rule as soon as they entered the building on Sept. 4. Instead of filing in the high school […]

Senior year, a year so frequently misunderstood as the year to disregard education, relinquish all academic responsibility, and to relax before college hits you in the face like a semi-truck, is precisely the time […]

The start of a new school year inevitably brings changes, and this year is no different. To kick off the 2018-2019 school year, aspects of school spirit have changed, including alterations to Pep Rally and Spirit […]

If you are in need of a club, Key Club is one everyone is joining. Key Club is drastically increasing in size. When President Emily McNicholas (’19) first became involved in Key Club her freshman year, there w […]

As many of you have heard, some major beef has been going down in the pop culture world including rappers Cardi B and Nicki Minaj. Tension has been tight between them for a while now, and for the first time a […]

Every year, the Hereford Sports Booster committee has an ongoing need to raise the necessary funds to support the desired changes and improvements of our school. The booster committee is completely parent […]

Last year the varsity girls’ soccer team placed second in the state losing to River Hill High School in the finals.

The girls took this loss and are building off it this year, improving and showing that they c […]

The average teenager has the same level of anxiety as a psychiatric patient in the 1950s, according to the American Psychological Association. I’m sure no high school student would attempt to refute this. With A […]

Elizabeth Jacob Spa and Salon is, as its website says, a “hidden gem” within Baltimore County.

Located off of Frederick Road, the salon is only six minutes from the school, and is currently under new man […]

It’s September, which means it’s election season at Hereford. As with every year, September brings us a new freshman class and with them a new roster of class officers.

On Friday, Sept. 21, candidates from all […]

A new course called Advanced Placement (AP) Capstone was introduced into College Board in the fall of 2014 and implemented in schools starting in 2017. The course was created to allow students to conduct their own […]