Abby Chayet, Promotional Manager
May 25, 2021
As the world continues to change, students are continuously adjusting
Opportunities for a Hopeful Summer of Normalcy
March 18, 2021
Summer is just around the corner, and many students are looking forward to some sunshine and a break...
How to stay on top of school work
April 23, 2020
Without a structured schedule, most students have been sleeping in, watching hours of Netflix, and eating...
How the theater community is dealing with the quarantine
March 31, 2020
Our school and theatre events may have been cancelled and/or pushed back by a few months, but there are...
Eryn Stern, Editor-In-Chief
November 9, 2021
As high schoolers, we are all guilty of procrastination. Whether that be starting an extensive project the night before it is due or cramming for a unit test, it is fair to say that at one time or another,...
March 26, 2021
The importance of not taking high school sports for granted
March 25, 2021
February 14, 2020
Taryn Saroken, Staff Writer
November 12, 2021
In February 2019, Jaden Hossler made his first-ever Tik Tok. After downloading the app, he started posting TikToks of POVs, dancing, and singing. These videos quickly started...
“Hey Alexa, play Red (Taylor’s Version)”
November 10, 2021
November 10, 2021
November 9, 2021
Halloween means something different for everyone. It may mean trick-or-treating, going to a party, visiting a haunted house, or carving a pumpkin. For...
As the in-person school year returns, so do school extracurriculars and all of the events that come with them. On Wednesday, Oct. 6,...
During Black History Month, from February first to March first, members and leaders involved in the Black Student Alliance (BSA) at Bloomfield...
Our school, summer plans, and everything in between were heavily impacted by Covid-19. Because of the virus, many pre-existing plans have been...
Evan Katz, Staff Writer
April 26, 2021
Recently, under new Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred, there were changes made to several rules. This has caused plenty of uproar from fans and people that love the game of baseball. One...
Opinion: Gender equality in training rooms a must
April 5, 2021
April 5, 2021
April 4, 2021
Lenna Peterson, Staff Writer
May 7, 2020
What are Sports Fans Doing Without Sports?
April 14, 2020
March 31, 2020
BHS meal plans during the coronavirus outbreak
March 31, 2020
Loading ...Senior Charles Dickson soloing in his final Jazz Band concert at the Hastings Michigan Jazz Festival. He performed with the Jazz Lab Band playing the tune Caravan by Duke Ellington. Charles also went on to be nominated for an honorable mention in the Michigan Youth Arts Festival Jazz Band top group.
Junior Melissa Briggs and Senior Huston facing off against West Bloomfield on April 23. The Black Hawks beat West Bloomfield 2-0.
The Boys Lacrosse team celebrating as they win their game 9-7 and move up in their rankings as a top 10 team in the state.
The Girls Lacrosse team in their pre-game huddle as they faced off against Marian in their opening-season game.
Seniors Thanasi Michalakis, Maddy Moskus, Samhita Surapaneni, Forest Zhang, Brooklin Bekolay, Sarah Kenkel, juniors Jenny She, Kushal Sanjeev, Katie Heath, Mahee Doshi, and sophomores Ariana Riegle, Olivia Bronstein competing at the HOSA State Leadership Conference. At the competition, Kushal Sanjeev and Jenny She both placed 1st, Brooklin Bekolay placed 4th, and Thanasi Michalakis placed 6th.
Juniors Katie Heath and Eeshika Dadeech winning their event at the DECA State Conference and qualifying for National Competition.
BHSTV staff members are focused as they work on producing a news broadcast during class on March 11.
Seniors Brady Crimmins and Malik Salman presenting their resolution at the Oakland University Model United Nations Conference where the duo won Superior and Best Delegate awards and the team won 1st for the third time in a row
Junior Colin Hecker dribbling down the court on February 20th during the Coaches vs. Cancer basketball game
