This was previously published in our April 2026 issue. After hours and hours of endlessly scrolling on TikTok and Instagram, a teenager will come across a post that could ultimately change their view on everything involving politics. A dramatic political...

This was previously published in our December 2025 issue. Airplanes, restaurants, and doctors’ offices are just a few places where a child’s impatient cries seem almost inevitable. After about 30 seconds of shushing, bouncing, and bribing, many...

This was previously published in our October 2025 issue.  Politics is constantly uniting those with similar beliefs and drives the U.S. with its extraordinary power over the government. Commitment to a political job or beliefs brings confidence and...

This was previously published in our September 2025 issue. The news of a school shooting can spread like wildfire in the hallways, but Emmaus High School has the power to ease students’ minds with brand new security protocols. For this school year,...

A series of wooden huts sit peacefully along a riverbank, filled with families of Lenape people counting their gathered vegetables and grain. English settlers come rumbling in, claiming ownership of their home due to a recent “purchase.” It is time...

Since his 2016 election campaign, President-elect Donald Trump has advocated for the dismantling of the Department of Education (ED), the federal agency responsible for the education policy and funding for schools serving 50 million K-12 students. Now,...

When it comes to sustainability, we all have a part to play. This precarious future is in our hands, and, as a community and as individuals, it is our responsibility to reduce our emissions and our waste in any way possible. The time to protect our future...

Emmaus leaves a touch of color in a world full of black and white. Serving over 2700 students, 100-plus teachers, and one emotional support dog, Emmaus has over 70 clubs operating in 2024. However, Emmaus must continue to maintain this infrastructure...

The most difficult thing I’ve ever done is be a living, breathing girl. Let me tell you — it’s not an easy life to live. Simultaneously, it is also the only thing I’ve ever done that is worth doing — not that it is something one really does...

Starting high school is a new experience that can be challenging, and it can feel like stepping into a new world. I'm currently a senior, and I remember that as a freshman, it can be hard to adapt to the new ways of high school life. You’re not only...

This previously ran in our April 2024 issue. Many able-bodied Americans spend their entire lives in a world made for them: stairs that suit their preferences, lighting and temperature that are designed for their comfort, and a classroom structure tailored...