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),...

Ever since Nate Garcia was a first-grader, he knew he wanted to go into art, but he never imagined himself as a cartoonist living in Philadelphia. Inspired by his teacher’s stories back in 2008 to him and his classmates, he began creating cartoons...

Starting at four years old, senior Dylan Butz began skiing, and now it is his whole life's passion. His love for skiing began when his parents brought him to the slopes as a kid with his older brother. In middle school, he joined the snow sports club,...

The holiday break is almost here along with heaps of free time and new movies to come. One may have heard of the new Star Wars: Rise of the Skywalker and Frozen II, but those are just the big blockbusters marketed to make the big bucks. It’s time...

When you see sophomore Grace Comfort, you see a straight A student, a twin, and someone who is always chatting it up with her friends. You may not even notice that she is one of many teenagers in EHS that struggles with dyslexia. With 3 million...