Despite diversity and inclusion steadily increasing within the country, social media and other outlets of life still highlight a disconnect between individuals from different generations. In today’s society, there are the baby boomers (1940s-1964),...

Following a passion for writing, Arts & Culture editor Jacob Welsko took an interest in journalism during his freshman year and ran with it. Since his freshman year, in the Culture section, Welsko spent his time reviewing countless albums and winning...

On this sixth episode of The Write Brothers Podcast, we sat down and discussed a variety of topics such as the president's visit to the Lehigh Vally, the new hit Netflix show "Outer Banks," and the current state of sports in America. Intro/outro...

On this fifth episode of The Write Brothers Podcast, we sat down with Emmaus student Bailey Tietz, who is a Harvard University applications commit and goalie for Emmaus Field Hockey. Intro/outro music and artwork provided by Nate Garcia.

  On this fourth episode of The Write Brothers Podcast we talk about how we met each other, how our friendship blossomed under the Emmaus journalism program, and how The Write Brothers were ultimately formed. We also squeeze in some time...

On this third episode of The Write Brothers Podcast, we sat down with Emmaus student, and rising rapper LBM to discuss his upcoming music video, and his career in general. Intro/outro music and artwork provided by Nate Garcia.

On this second episode of The Write Brothers Podcast, we sat down with Stinger Opinion Editor, Maddie Mauro, to discuss living under quarantine and answered students' questions. Intro/outro music and artwork provided by Nate Garcia.

  On this first episode of The Write Brothers Podcast, we sat down with members of Spiders Dressed in Red to discuss their forthcoming EP, Laughing, which releases Friday, April 17. Intro/outro music and artwork provided by Nate Garcia.

Amongst the clutter of new music to flood streaming services these past weeks came the return of one of rock’s last bands standing: Pearl Jam. For the first time in almost seven years, grunge icons Pearl Jam delivered their tenth studio album...

To say the least, the 2010s were a chaotic decade both artistically and non-artistically. The world lost many great musicians including Amy Winehouse, George Michael, Chris Cornell, Glenn Frey, Chester Bennington, Whitney Houston, Prince, and Tom Petty...

“What’s the 27 club, we ain’t making it past 21” raps Juice WRLD on his summer 2018 single “Legends,” a timely ode to fallen artists of the rap game. History seems to be somewhat repeating itself yet again in the hip hop community,...