In this morning’s Sisters’ Pride, Whitney reflects on the Snowball event and its connection to self-representation, emphasizing the importance of looking good to feel good. She encourages listeners to take time in the morning to prepare mentally and physically, fostering a positive mindset that can improve both their own experience and the environment around them.

This morning’s Sisters’ Pride Whitney is a spotlight on Siya, a leading scholar in our remarkable sisterhood. Here's Whitney.

In Sisters' Pride Whitney addresses the sophomore slump in a way that resonates with the students—maybe as a reminder that setbacks in the second year aren’t signs of failure, but part of the journey. Whether she’s speaking to athletes, students, or just the broader experience of personal growth, Whitney offers encouragement: that the sophomore year, while challenging, is also a chance to build resilience, to push past expectations, and to redefine success on one’s own terms.

Linda covers St. Margaret’s tough loss to STAB in a League of Independent Schools matchup in Charlottesville, detailing the key moments and takeaways from the game. Meanwhile, Whitney engages in a thoughtful discussion on academics with Mrs. Mundie, reflecting on the balance between all things St. Margaret's.

This morning’s Sisters’ Pride Whitney speaks about the Equestrian team as they headed to the barn yesterday. Yesterday, many paused to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. Survivors, statesmen, and the King of England gather at the camp’s front gate, united in remembrance. Each would place a single small flame on a table—a solemn and powerful gesture honoring the millions who perished. This act of reflection calls us to remember the resilience of those who survived and to renew our collective vow: never again.

This morning’s Sisters’ Pride features Whitney, who energizes the community with her insights and enthusiasm for the week ahead. With Spirit Week in full swing, she reminds everyone to embrace the fun, camaraderie, and creativity that come with each themed day, building excitement and unity across campus.

In Sisters' Pride, Whitney sits down with Evana, a rising star on the swim team. Despite being relatively new to competitive swimming, Evana is already making waves, earning both her teammates' respect and her coach's admiration with her dedication and rapid progress.

This morning’s "Sisters’ Pride" highlights the day students who share how they bridge school and home life. Despite their different lifestyles from those of the boarding students, all agreed: St. Margaret’s is a second home where individuality and the Sisterhood connect them as one family.

Whitney dives into the TikTok ban, weighing its pros and cons. While the platform can be fun and informative, she acknowledges how easily it can pull you into wasting precious time. Her reflection reminds us that everyone's experience is different, but ultimately, the endless scrolling detracts from meaningful ways to spend our lives. Whitney challenges us to intentionally value the moments that enrich our journey.

Whitney visits backstage at Alice in Wonderland: The Real Story, where actors rehearse lines and the tech crew fine-tunes lighting, sound, and sets. She witnesses their creativity, dedication, and camaraderie, highlighting the unseen effort that brings the production to life and fosters a shared pride in their collective achievement.