As the pandemic winds down and social restrictions diminish, community theatre is making an exciting comeback. For many theatres, this...

With the changing of every season comes the emergence of new fashion trends. The changing of leaves in the fall this year has brought...

With the 2021-2022 school year underway, the new senior class is kickstarting their typical traditions. After 2 years of disrupted...

Mark your calendars for November 12th. On this special date, we will receive the re-release of Taylor Swift’s Red album, retitled Red...

After being canceled in 2020 due to Covid, the Made In America concert is making its return this September. Made In America is a very...

On August 15th, 2021 the Taliban took control over the presidential palace in Afghanistan. This came almost twenty years after they last...

By Ella Canavan Notre Dame '21 In August 2019, due to her record deal ending with Big Machine Records, Taylor Swift announced that she...

By Maddyn Shapiro '22 Plymouth Whitemarsh High School Vice President elect Kamala Harris was recently featured on the cover of Vogue...

By Katie Fitzpatrick '21 Plymouth Whitemarsh High School While 2020 has not been anyone's favorite year, that sentiment hasn’t stopped...

By Maya Shavit '22 Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy On January 6, 2021, an insurrection beyond the wildest dreams of American citizens...

By Molli Curtis Plymouth Whitemarsh High School '22 If there is one thing we all count on for guidance, it’s trends. Whether they are...

Is the “Wonder Woman” sequel really feminist? Note from the Editor: Warning that there are some spoilers in this piece. “Wonder Woman...

In the beginning of December, “Warner Brothers” announced the long awaited “Wonder Woman 1984” that would release simultaneously in...

Back in March, high schools around the country were forced to suspend all in-person spring productions and events due to the COVID-19...

All classes are arguably harder from a virtual at home setting, but as an AP art student I have never quite experienced such struggle as...

By Olivia Pacitti

With the cancelation of many concerts and festival venues in the Ph

By Amina Levites-Cohen Walking the streets of Philadelphia, it’s hard to ignore the dozens of businesses that have closed their doors due...

ny expected our nations’ creators to struggle in this global pandemic, but organizations like Blue Stoop, a center for literary Philly, are

Performers in the Philadelphia area partnered with outdoor venues to engage the public in live, outdoor shows.