Emmaus High School senior athletes officially announced their plans to continue their academic and athletic careers at a collegiate level on May 1. Of the 55 EHS seniors continuing their sport, 16 will play for Division 1 schools. In total, senior athletes...

This was previously published in our December 2025 issue. Rita Perez is a new Board Director for the EPSD board. She has held a range of educational jobs, from being a teacher, a principal, and in the district office at Allentown school district...

This was previously published in our September 2025 issue. A soft swing hits against the lush green grass, whoosh, as the ball flies through the air. A swift patter brings the ball to a stop, just inches from the hole, a shout rings out, and a tally...

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...

On May 2, Emmaus High School senior athletes officially announced their plans to continue their academic and athletic careers at a collegiate level. Of the 37 EHS seniors continuing their sport, 10 will play for Division 1 schools. In total, seniors...

Emmaus High School’s production of “Mamma Mia!” earned 15 nominations for the 2025 school year, including Outstanding Overall Production of a Musical. Additionally, the production was recognized for individual performances, technical excellence,...

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...

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...