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...

This was previously published in our December 2025 issue. Airplanes, restaurants, and doctors’ offices are just a few places where a child’s impatient...

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...

A series of wooden huts sit peacefully along a riverbank, filled with families of Lenape people counting their gathered vegetables and grain. English settlers...

Since his 2016 election campaign, President-elect Donald Trump has advocated for the dismantling of the Department of Education (ED), the federal agency...

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...

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...

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,...

This previously ran in our February 2024 issue. Across the United States, a dangerous new political landscape is forming: a news desert like never before....

This article was previously published in our December issue. In an increasingly digital world, privacy has become a thousand times more complicated...

This previously ran in our October 2023 print issue.  As voters head to the polls in a little over a week, East Penn School Board elections...

This story previously ran in our September 2023 print issue. In recent years, the climate change crisis has overtaken both our planet and our nation....

This previously ran in our April 2023 print issue.  Earlier this month, a national student walkout occurred across the country, following the horrific...

This previously ran in our February 2023 print issue. In 2021, the standardized testing giant and not-for-profit organization, College Board, unveiled...

This previously ran in our December 2022 print issue. For over a month, the Supreme Court has heard arguments regarding affirmative action, the system...

This previously ran in our October 2022 print issue. On Aug. 8, the East Penn School District introduced an amendment to the “student rights” portion...

This previously ran in our September 2022 print issue. This June, The Viking Saga, a decades-old, student-run Nebraska high school newspaper, was disbanded...

This previously ran in our April 2022 print issue.  April 15 is World Art Day, which celebrates artists across the world and their work. Officially...

This previously ran in our February 2022 print issue. East Penn’s “Portrait of a Graduate” lists 10 traits the district wants to see in its graduating...

This previously ran in our October 2021 print issue. This year, Scotland is finally the first country to require a nationwide LGBTQ+ curriculum in public...

This previously ran in our September 2021 print issue. On Aug. 31, 2021, the longest war in American history officially ended. The last American soldiers...

Suicide -- the most unnerving, gut-wrenching, yet familiar word of the 21st century. But 20 years ago, it didn’t hold the same commonplace. Not even...

By 2030, nearly 16.9 million children in the United States will suffer from obesity, according to the World Obesity Federation.  This means that 16.9...