A Q&A with Ryan Bilger, the EHS grad taking “Jeopardy!” by storm
What’s the difference between competing on a high school academic team, and on a nationally televised trivia show? According to
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Features
Ben’s helping hands: Freshman assists in cafeteria clean-up all year
During lunch this past school year, most Emmaus High School students didn’t think twice about cleaning up the mess left
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Emmaus sophomores take first place at college coding competition
On May 3, Emmaus High School sophomores Cameron Fanning and Geoffrey Kleinberg took home the gold at Rowan University’s annual
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Students recognize cellphone dependency in attempt to cut down usage
Technology is integrated into the average person’s life throughout the usage of phones, computers, and television, but many need it
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Humans of EHS: Amelia Nussbaum
Someone once said, “Don’t let anyone tell you you’re too young to accomplish something,” a motto that freshman Amelia Nussbaum
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Humans of EHS: Grace Comfort
When you see sophomore Grace Comfort, you see a straight A student, a twin, and someone who is always chatting
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Humans of EHS: Ben Walter
If one decade of time could best describe junior Ben Walter, it would be the 1980s: the dawn of heavy
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Humans of EHS: Max Kline
There’s a few things you should know about freshman Max Kline: she’s “extremely flexible,” her favorite color is black, the
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Humans of EHS: Alice Sefranek
Senior Alice Sefranek considers dance, her favorite activity, “a life changer.” She discovered her interest in the art of dance
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EHS seniors reflect, give advice to underclassmen
Many students find it challenging to transition from one school to another — and this year the freshman class faces
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