An Aerodynamics Wind Tunnel. CNC machines. An Industrial KUKA robot. These are, according to engineering teacher Mr. Shepard, just some of the new technology Osceola’s engineering program has received...

The Tampa Bay Lightning started extremely well in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, defeating the New York Islanders 4-0 on Sunday, May 8 to move on to the Eastern Conference Finals. This is, according to Yahoo...

With the end of the year comes a slew of senior events to celebrate the Warriors who have risen to the top after four long years of high school. One such event is the senior awards ceremony, which will...

Vinoy Park, great food, lemonade, and standing in the pouring rain waiting on a favorite band. That is what sophomore David Craig vividly recalls from last year’s 97X Backyard Barbeque--as tons of people...

Osceola’s prom was this past Saturday, with juniors and seniors coming together at the Coliseum in St. Petersburg to celebrate the end of the year in style. As the night progressed, it came time to announce...

“Faces in the Mirror” is the theme of this year’s Stanley Shalit Largo Library Short Story Contest. Entrants had to write a story that centered around the theme while adhering to certain guidelines,...

Senior Emma Grantges has been running track since her middle school days, but her cross country career began just this year. “I was inspired to run cross country and track because I like running and...

SATIRE The kingdom of Osceola is buzzing with excitement over the upcoming Prom Ball, during which the eldest lords and ladies of the land will come together to make merry and celebrate the ending of...

The last few weeks have been filled with interesting events for Ms. Copello’s Marine Science I and II classes. Last week, students from Marine Science II went to Tampa Bay Watch, where they went out...

For the past month, Tampa has been hosting the Bay Area Renaissance Festival at The Museum of Science and Industry, which will continue until March 20th. According to the Renaissance Festival website,...

Osceola’s National English Honor Society is trying something new this year by hosting an inaugural Literary Dinner in the outdoor dining courtyard. The dinner will take place on Monday, February 29th...

The Dali Museum is known for its unique exhibits focusing on famous artists in history, with some of its past shows featuring art heavyweights such as Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol. Now, the museum is...

Since its conception, YouTube has skyrocketed in popularity, with many of its users becoming online superstars and gaining enormous amounts of subscribers. With videos on everything from gaming to cooking...

As the new year and second semester both begin, it is time for seniors to start looking further to the future for graduation and whatever plans they may have for their days after high school. Even though...

OPINION-Review Kentucky based rock band Cage the Elephant has grown steadily in popularity since their beginnings in 2008. With their quirky garage rock sound as well as their energy as live performers,...

Recently, members of Osceola’s drama Troupe 3507 embarked on a journey to the District Four Theatrical Competition, where, according to Osceola’s theatre website, they competed in 34 events and performed...

For many people, particularly in the St. Petersburg area, homelessness has become a frightening reality. An article written by the Tampa Bay Times revealed that the amount of homeless people in the county...

As of last Friday, the world has been reeling from a series of deadly terrorist attacks on Paris, France. According to CNN, a group of individuals, some suicide bombers and others shooters, stormed seven...

There is an update to the story we originally brought you in the October 2015 edition of The Warrior Record. Last Thursday, during the fire drill in sixth period, the alarms still did not go off in...

In light of the tragic loss of alumna Christina Tournant last year, students and staff at Osceola have become more invested in the fight against the condition known as dysautonomia. This is a disease with...

When Trevor Rau, 12th grade, was tapped for the National Science Honor Society, to say he was excited was a bit of an understatement. “Science has always been a passion of mine,” said Rau. When...

It’s time to break out your magic wands and Hogwarts robes, Harry Potter fans—because the fun times in the wizarding world are far from being over. Two new Potter projects are currently in development,...

OPINION “What if I get lost? I can’t find the staircases…who will I sit with at lunch?” These were just a few of the questions running through freshman Elizabeth Cheshire’s mind as she navigated...