This previously ran in our April 2022 print issue.  Built on a shady past of excluding and shaming women, modern drag can trace its fantastic roots back to early days of theater. Unable to perform or even set foot on stages, female characters were...

This previously ran in our December 2021 print issue. 2021 was a year of new releases and a flood of chart-topping hits from familiar names and new faces alike. With more diversity in the music industry than ever before, the state of sound as our generation...

Just days before Emmaus girls’ field hockey won 3A states last month, coach Sue Butz-Stavin and the team experienced a bit of a cause célèbre when an NBC team of journalists stopped by to film a segment for the Today show. Flanked by producers...

This previously ran in our October 2021 print issue. As the thermostat slowly slinks down and sunsets come around earlier, the anticipation for my favorite holiday, Halloween, begins to set in. This year however, my usual ritual of enjoying fall activities...

This previously ran in our September 2021 print issue.   The Off-Season--- J. Cole (May 14). Kicking off a summer of multiple massive releases, rap icon J. Cole broke a three-year hiatus with The Off-Season.  Much more instrumental, the...

PALS Welcome to Leaders of EHS -- a podcast where Adithi and Liza have meaningful conversations with students who strive to make a difference within the community. In this episode, they sit down with Allison Hafner, Grace Comfort, and Meghan Slaski...

Students Organizing Against Racism Welcome back to Leaders of EHS-- a podcast where Adithi and Liza have meaningful conversations with students who strive to make a difference within the community. This week, they meet with Junior and co-President Sydne...

Black Student Union Welcome to Leaders of EHS -- a podcast where Adithi and Liza have meaningful conversations with students who strive to make a difference within the community. In this episode, they sit down with two members of the Black Student...