April 15 marked the 10-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing, a tragedy where three people lost their lives and 280 more were injured. For this year’s historic marathon, a record 30,000 runners competed, including Emmaus track and field assistant...

This previously ran in our February 2023 print issue. From records to comic books to baseball cards, almost everyone has that one thing they love to collect throughout their lifetime. Some make it a lifelong passion, while others are less committed...

This previously ran in our February 2023 print issue. For most athletes, finding success and recognition in the sport they play isn’t easy. For senior Dylan Darville, succeeding and excelling at his athletic endeavors is second nature. Darville...

This previously ran in our December 2022 print issue. It’s the holiday season, and the house is filled with chaotic laughter and cheer. There are 20 kids from eight different families all in one house, running around and shooting each other with...

This previously ran in our December 2022 print issue. Quick, cheap, and delicious: Popeyes has undoubtedly solidified its position as a chicken sandwich giant and proven itself as the Chicken God’s gift to humanity.  Biting into one of these...

This previously ran in our October 2022 print issue. Francisco Lebron leans back in his black gamer chair, then he leans forward. With a twirl of his wrist, he talks passionately about his art. Making beats and rapping lyrics in his LED-draped bedroom,...

This previously ran in our April 2022 print issue.  Beginning his tennis journey freshman year, Ryan Baig had anything but a normal season in 2021.  Like many other incoming freshman athletes at the time, his first year of tennis was significantly...

This previously ran in our April 2022 print issue. Andre Johnson’s passion for aviation took off in middle school, as he spent his time on YouTube watching pilot videos, dreaming of becoming a commercial airline pilot.  As a 12-year-old boy in...

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. February is a significant month for Asian culture, and with the world returning back to somewhat of normality, the Lunar New Year festivities have once again kicked off -- this year stronger than...

If I could relive eating the cafeteria’s cheesy buffalo chicken flatbread 100 times, I would. But life isn’t always fair. Still, that culinary experience made me realize that the high school’s Food Services has really upped its game despite food...

On Jan. 5 my life at Emmaus High School changed forever. No, I didn’t get a 99 on my economics test. No, I didn’t find a 50-dollar bill in the hall. It was more than seeing Branch in all four blocks. It was, in fact, the day the cafeteria served,...