



- FeaturedHomelessness impacts over a million students across the U.S., including hundreds in the Lehigh Valley — yet many remain invisible, misunderstood, and unsupported
Cami Knight, Katerina Starry, and Jabari Howard | May 12, 2025
- Sports
Jeanne Chen, Breaking News & Online Editor, Mutlimedia Editor | May 12, 2025
- News
Jeanne Chen, Breaking News & Online Editor, Mutlimedia Editor | May 12, 2025
- Humans of EHS
Ashley Eiss, Features Editor | April 30, 2025
- Sports
Madison Rzonca, Sports Editor | April 30, 2025
- FeaturesHighlighting women who interact with student community
Jeanne Chen, Breaking News & Online Editor, Mutlimedia Editor | April 30, 2025
- CommunityStudents express concerns over environment
Carina McCallum, Rae Murphy, and LaMiyah Helms | April 29, 2025
- Sports
Aidan Shannon, Former Deputy Sports Editor | April 3, 2025
- Opinion
Joyce Chen, Deputy Opinion Editor | April 3, 2025
- Sports
Jeanne Chen, Breaking News & Online Editor, Mutlimedia Editor | March 24, 2025
- Columns
Madison Rzonca, Sports Editor | March 19, 2025
- Culture
Kamryn Vogel, Staff Writer, Photographer | March 19, 2025
- Columns
Carina McCallum, Former Managing Editor | March 18, 2025
- Opinion
Ayaan Shah, Former Editor-in-Chief | March 17, 2025
- Culture
Melanie Lin, Former Deputy Arts and Culture Editor | March 17, 2025
- Humans of EHS
Carter Teti, Deputy Culture Editor | March 14, 2025
- SportsJunior Olivya Kroope brings EHS girls wrestling to states for first time in history
Ayaan Shah, Former Editor-in-Chief | March 12, 2025
- Culture
LaMiyah Helms, Former Deputy Arts and Culture Editor | March 11, 2025
- Humans of EHS
Claudia Walls, Deputy Features Editor | March 11, 2025
- Humans of EHS
Ashley Eiss and Kaylee Harinsky | March 7, 2025
- Sports
Ariel Salazar, Former Staff Writer, Illustrator | March 7, 2025
- Culture
Paige Shickel, Social Media Editor | March 6, 2025

This was previously published in our May 2025 issue. “Oftentimes, I found it to be violent. Other times it was nice. It really depended on the day and the situation, but it was very chaotic.” John, an Emmaus High School junior whose name was changed for anonymity, remained calm as he recounted his experience. His voice was smooth and composed as he explained his past. He suffered from a mental health crisis, leading him to seek care at KidsPeace, a youth psychiatric hospital within the Lehigh Valley. “I had been going through a very dark period of depression and anxiety, panic attacks, the whole thing. I eventually tried to commit suicide...

What are they thinking right now? Are they getting the help they need? Did I make the right decision? Lying awake at night, a thousand scenarios brew in parents’ minds. The possibility of their child being scared, angry, or worse is at the forefront of their thoughts. For parents whose children are admitted to residential treatment facilities, the experience can feel like a whirlwind of uncertainty, hope, and disconnection. While programs exist to provide necessary care and treatment, deciding to send a child away — no matter how necessary it may be — can be an impossible choice. Emmaus High School junior Morgan Schuler attended two residential treatment programs in 2020 and 2023,...
From the glitz and glamour of the outfits to the buzzing excitement of recruitment week, rushing at the University of Alabama is more than just a tradition — it is an integral part of the student experience...
“10 Things I Hate About You,” “She’s the Man,” “27 Dresses,” and “The Notebook” are iconic romantic comedies (rom-com) teenagers of the past and present adore. These movies have been known...
I’ve always been terrified of roller coasters. The thought of flying through loops, feeling weightless at the top of a drop, and plummeting back to earth has always been enough to make my stomach tie itself into knots....
While mindlessly scrolling on Instagram, it's not strange for one to stumble upon news on current humanitarian crises, environmental catastrophes, and the political atmosphere in America. Just being on social media for...

Vivian Kirkpatrick, Contributor
December 13, 2021


October 21, 2021

Caroline Schaffer, Former Deputy Features Editor
October 14, 2021


Thomas Hartill, Former Editor in Chief
October 1, 2021

As the curtains close and applause rises from the audience, many think of the actors on the stage. However, behind the curtain lies a group of...

Firecrackers ignite, lion dancers jump and leap, cymbals crash, drums vigorously echo, and gongs explode in sound. All while hundreds of millions...

On May 2, Emmaus High School senior athletes officially announced their plans to continue their academic and athletic careers at a collegiate level. Of the 37 EHS seniors continuing their sport, 10...

From being a hardworking student to a competitive and outgoing volleyball player, junior Cirrae Cuffy shines brightly on and off the court. Allowing her humble beginnings on her elementary school team...

Spikes grazing across the track. The essence of self-determination and grit fills the surrounding air. This is the average race for Emmaus High School athlete Kayla-Rayne Quinones. This being Quinones’s...

Emmaus High School cheerleaders made their way down to Florida for the National High School Cheerleading Championship for the first time in 20 years, from Feb. 7 to 10. To get the Emmaus Cheer team...


Devon Helmer, Former Managing Editor
December 24, 2022

Rylee Dang, Former Features Editor
January 4, 2022

On June 24, the Supreme Court of the United States made the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark court case that protected the right to have an abortion, with five of the nine justices...

This previously ran in our April 2022 print issue.