Emmaus High School senior Zoe Benesville is an exchange student involved in the “Rotary Youth Exchange program,” led by English Language Development (ELD) teacher Tammy Kita. Benesville’s home room teacher, Stu Speicher, sees progress as she processes...

Previously appeared in May Print Issue. Homelessness isn’t always visible, it can be a family temporarily staying with relatives, a student unsure where they will sleep tonight, or a neighbor facing unexpected challenges. Homelessness is a...

“Now, it’s my greatest pleasure to introduce the man of the hour himself,” senior and Student Government Association (SGA) President Mariam Mahmoud said in front of an audience of students, educators, and government officials — making way for...

This previously ran in our April 2022 print issue. Lemons, a junior at Emmaus High School, sits in English class with an intricate imaginary world unfolding in their mind. They picture monsters, mythical creatures, and other inhabitants of a magical...

Many teenagers with a biracial background have the opportunity to embrace their different cultures and make them part of their identity. Junior Belen Bridges shows pride in her mixed culture through Hawaiian and Mexican dancing.  From a young...

Low-cut jeans, halter tops, Von Dutch hats, and velour Juicy Couture tracksuits. Ed Hardy shirts, fake Louis Vuitton handbags, and neckties as necklaces. Flare pants, chunky highlights, rhinestones, and Baby Phat phone cases. Welcome to the year 2000. I...

Although many students participate in the Emmaus High School Drama Department, the program cannot always offer enough roles in the play for everyone. Senior Leah Gaydos recognized that there was a problem and decided to solve it by creating a student-run...

You can already picture it: half-naked hippie vegans screaming about how meat is murder as they throw blood on you, all while shoving tofu down your throat for good measure. Ah, the wonderful world of free speech. If it were not for free speech, this...

With a 2-1 victory over Whitehall on Sept. 24, the Emmaus girls soccer team has officially qualified for the 2016 District XI tournament. And now they are ready to take on Parkland at 5 p.m. today, facing their rivals for the semi-finals at Northampton....

Clowns have taken over our lives -- or so it seems. Whether you are scrolling through your Facebook feed or reading The Morning Call, it is inevitable that you have come across something related to our spooky (or creepy) friends. But since it’s...

For the carving connoisseur... If your love of pumpkins and science go hand-in-hand, Jack-O’-Lantern Lane at the Da Vinci Science Center is a must. Filled with 50 artisan quality hand-carved pumpkins, Jack-O’-Lantern Lane sets a family-friendly...

The weather wasn’t the only hot topic this summer, as the presidential election continues to be a fierce struggle - with Pennsylvania caught in the middle. Throughout the course of the election, candidate Hillary Clinton has more often than not held...