This previously ran in our April 2023 print issue.  Earlier this month, a national student walkout occurred across the country, following the horrific mass shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee. Tens of thousands of students left...

This previously ran in our February 2023 issue.  Social Studies teacher John Gallagher always keeps his students on their toes by using his teaching best friend, the Random Student Selector.  Going on 30 years of teaching in the East Penn School...

This previously ran in our December 2022 print issue. With roughly 2.2 billion Christians in this world, it’s no surprise that Christmas is on the forefront for the world’s most popular holiday, but for the other 5.6 billion people, their own holidays...

A proposal to reconstruct the Emmaus gymnasium sparked conversations amongst Emmaus students and faculty about the gym’s safety and functionality.  During the March 7 school board meeting, the architecture firm KCBA Architects presented their findings...

This previously ran in our April 2022 print issue. When it comes to students' workload, opinions vary. Some see benefits to decent amounts of work while others argue there are more negative effects. There are studies showing far more negative effects...

On April 1 the first round of games kicked off on Memorial Field for the new Scrubs soccer league run by Emmaus High School students. After around 126 signatures for a startup, the league was put into motion by seniors Creyn Muthard, Jared Kish, Connor...

    Senior Alice Sefranek considers dance, her favorite activity, “a life changer.” She discovered her interest in the art of dance at an early age in her pursuit to find a hobby she loved. Her passion for dance takes her to...

The Eagles captured their first Super Bowl win on Sunday with a 41-33 victory over the favored New England Patriots in Minneapolis, Minnesota. And now that Philadelphia is hosting a parade to its beloved Birds and an expected 3 million fans today,...

While other 10-year-olds were kicking around a soccer ball, Emmaus High School sophomore Jai McGlaun was kicking her feet over the back of a horse. McGlaun first sparked an interest in equestrianism in elementary school, when she and her cousin took...