Top left: The ETV crew sits in the backroom watching the “ETV Live Starting Soon” screen as they wait on Nov. 20 for the broadcast to begin. Middle left: Luke Song and Colin Nonnemacher wait patiently for the director’s cue to start the broadcast....

The lights flicker on one by one, flooding the Emmaus TV (ETV) studio in a warm glow. A singular camera remains steady as the teleprompter begins a slow scroll. A student in the corner whispers cues to the two anchors seated in front of a blue background....

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...

The world’s access to weather forecasting has gone through drastic changes since the development of modern meteorology in the 1800s—from newspapers, to televisions, to phones, and now right to Emmaus High School’s own backyard. Last year, the...

The average  high- school student may think that 7:23 a.m. is an early time for school to start, but for members of ETV, Emmaus High School's live daily newscast program, that's late. "You have to come here at 7 a.m.," says junior Tori Aten, a...