Gabby Robinson interviews the new East High School Principal, Terita Walker, and discusses her plans for East's future.

Wes Obmascik surveyed East High School Students about their reception of the COVID vaccine, and analyzes the results of the survey.

Camille Haynes shines light on the climate crisis wreaking havoc across Turkey's environment and its impact on the countries people.

John Rianda talks about the impacts of NCAA College athletes being allowed to benefit financially from their name, image, and likeness.

Candela Hernandez compares the cultures of her homeland of Spain, and the United States, where she is visiting as an exchange student.

Tatum Blakesley voices her concerns over the length of the lunch period, exploring the consequences of giving students too little time.

Teague Roark, Gabriella Robinson, and Calvin Postal dive into East High student's thoughts on Kanye West's new album, "Donda".

Brianna Mortimer features East High Junior Sasha Silverman and her passions for art, while also highlighting the beauty in her mind.

Madeline Barbeau interviews members of the Field Hockey team at East to understand how COVID has impacted their previous and current season.

Brianna Mortimer writes about how her view on life changed as a result of focusing on the birds around her.

Brianna Mortimer provides an in-depth view on the emotion of disgust when it comes to food, arguing eggs should trigger the peak of disgust,

Elin Lawrence points the spotlight towards the interpreters left behind by the United States withdrawal in Afghanistan.

Lily Copeland writes about the long-lasting impact China's One Child Policy has had on their demographics and their people.

Anika Voskuil examines the way the Trump Administration impacted the role of the President and the sanctity of elections in our country.

Editors Brianna Mortimer, Harrison Getches, and Ashton Granger explore the status of Afghanistan and its refugees after US troops withdrew.

Maya HaLevi exposes the consequences that social and formal media impose on people about their bodies.