Back to the Arcade in the South Mall is a retro video arcade that has attracted many people over the last four years. It transports adults back to their childhood playing pinball machines in the arcade, and allows people to have a feel for the vintage...

This was previously published in our December 2025 issue. A student is presented with a deck of cards and picks one from the pile, watching the teacher shuffle the cards and throw them against the wall, and him moving the sliding board to see the card...

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....

This article is inspired by Stinger alumni Jabari Howard’s 2024 column “Balancing school and social life: freshman year survival tips," and this was previously published in our September 2025 issue. As the ship sets sail towards the beginning of...

This was previously published in our September 2025 issue. In Anaheim, California thousands of students gathered for the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National leadership conference this summer. Among them were three students from Emmaus...

Previously appeared in May Print Issue. Homelessness isn’t always visible, it can be a family temporarily staying with relatives, a student unsure where they will sleep tonight, or a neighbor facing unexpected challenges. Homelessness is a...

Every year National Women’s History Month is celebrated during March, when women get recognized for their hard work and dedication for shaping society.  According to the National Center for Education Statistics, in 2020-21 women made up 77 percent...

Behind the curtains of Emmaus’ production of this year’s fall play Little Women is junior Rylie Newpher. Debuting as the Theater Department’s Stage Manager for her first time, Newpher has had years of experience and preparation leading up to this...

What is a labor of love?    For some, it might look like tirelessly repairing that old car in the garage and for others, sitting down every night to pick at that manuscript that’s been in the works for years. For the Paules family, it looks...

Imagine looking out into an excited crowd while trying to remember all of your lines. This is the reality for Emmaus High School senior Julia Brown, who has starred in five productions here at EHS, including the most recent play “Little Women.” From...

Underneath the spotlights of Emmaus High School’s stage, the starring lead of “Little Women,” senior Rose Alsleben, plays Jo March. On the stage as March, she speaks the truth about what it’s like to be a woman, especially in the late 1800s. The...