This was previously published in our April 2026 issue. Additional reporting by Jessi Hahn. Administration found a loaded “ghost gun” at Emmaus High School on March 25 at approximately 10:20 a.m. While no threats or injuries occurred, questions...

“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 February 2022 print issue. For the past few decades, the United States, along with the entire world, has undertaken a massive racial reckoning to confront systemic racism and its toll on the world population. The East...

This previously ran in our February 2022 print issue. Emmaus High School Student Government Association last month hosted the annual Mr. Emmaus pageant.  The tradition is a competition among boys of the senior class, one that took a brief pause...

There’s a new pandemic sweeping America, and its name is love; like a disease, it runs rampant in the hallways, but a mask can’t stop this outbreak.  Love showcased in the form of kissing, not just kissing -- making out. Tongue included. It is being...

This previously ran in our December 2021 print issue. After a successful proposal to the school board, Emmaus High School anticipates the addition of two new courses for the 2022-2023 school year. The first course, planned to be part of the Wellness...

This previously ran in our December 2021 print issue. With the brand new EHS Chess Club's first meeting occurring last week, students may wonder what exactly it takes to form a new club. According to Matt Spengler, the Assistant Director of Athletics...

This previously ran in our December 2021 print issue. Emmaus High School, along with thousands of schools across the country, allows students to take Advanced Placement, or AP, classes. Offered through Collegeboard, the curriculum for each of these...

This previously ran in our October 2021 print issue.  

ETV, the student-produced heart and soul broadcast where the Emmaus High School community listens to announcements and watches their favorite friends on the news, will now move to a once-a-week production. In its current format, however, students have...