Recently, I had the opportunity to attend a new kind of event in the Cherry Hill Public Schools district: a joint East-West student town hall meeting. The results were highly encouraging, and I hope to...

When I was in middle school, the district began promoting “STOPit!”, an application designed for students to submit anonymous reports to the administration and guidance of bullying, hazing and other...

Being a student at East is an economic proposition – a family needs to be highly financially stable for their child to be "involved." Far removed from the idea of public school, where everything is supposed...

During lunch, the library is intended for students to use as a quiet place to study, finish work, or read a book. This year, however, the library has not been used that way - something that students and...

In just a few days, the world will open its eyes to a new year: 2023. With the new year comes countless people attempting to create resolutions to improve their lives by working out frequently, calling...

This article, though factual, is meant to be satirical.  18 U.S. Code § 713 states that it is illegal to use the Presidential Seal unless with prior approval from the President of the United States....

There are a plethora of different career opportunities in this world, and finding out what’s right for me has always been a struggle. I have bounced between so many different hobbies and interests that...

As of November 20th, students at Cherry Hill High School East are no longer allowed to make alterations to their schedules. This means that students are effectively bound to their current schedule. Apparently,...

Teachers have always warned students not to rely on Wikipedia as a reliable source of information, because anyone can edit a Wikipedia page and add false information to it. However, Wikipedia has information...

In the Georgia runoff between Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker, a state holiday remembering Robert E. Lee may inhibit voters from having the chance to vote. A voting law in the state results in having...

You quickly write down the last of your notes as you hear the bell ring for the end of the first period, and you head to your next class. You maneuver out of the way of some students heading towards you,...

“It was terrifying,” said a student at Cherry Hill High School East. “Like a war. It’s what I imagine a war to be, at least. Kids bleed, they fight, they push… I think one even lost a limb once....

“I had a steady 80 for the whole marking period. Then all of a sudden the last week of [the marking period] hit and my grade went up by 10 percent,” Prisha Mathur (‘25) told Eastside. She noted that...

Lately, many schools are incorporating the discussion of racism and inequality into their curriculum. It’s a great circulative addition because it teaches students perspectives from those who have been...

As an avid reader, I often ask myself various questions pertaining to bookish related content. Do I prefer my kindle, or a handheld book? Are books better off as movies, or as a TV series? BookTube or...