The world is full of problems, both big and small, that haunt our everyday lives. Crime, inflation, and racism take over everyday society, leaving many desiring change. Climate change and global warming...

To regulate the influx of new clubs and activities, East's policies regarding student-run clubs have changed. Starting this year, students planning to create new clubs must fill out a Club Creation...

In the next few months, many students from the class of 2025 will join the college class of 2029. Throughout their high school careers, these students have researched, toured and considered a host of colleges...

For over a decade, Cherry Hill East has hosted its annual Activities Fair, a tradition that marks the beginning of each new school year. Introduced around 2014 under Mr. Davis's leadership, the fair...

Through the crowded hallways of Cherry Hill East, the various vibrant murals painted on the walls undoubtedly attract the attention of passing students. Mrs. Miller, an art teacher, founded the admirable...

Over the summer, many Jewish teens around the country take part in teen tours through BBYO Passport, a program that takes teens across the world. Teens have the option of going on a trip around the USA,...

There have been many concerns about how crowded the hallways have gotten at East, and rightfully so. Getting through any hallway, especially C-Wing intersection, has proven to be nearly impossible this...

“Am I Wharton Worthy? Please validate my existence.” “Chance me!! Should I die or do I have a chance at Wellesley (rising senior)?” “Chance an underachieving, mediocre, hopeless sack of s***...

Paris, the City of Light, shined even brighter than usual when it hosted the 2024 Summer Olympic Games from July 26 to August 11, 2024. For 16 days, fans from around the world enjoyed watching the Olympics...

Cherry Hill East is renowned for its diverse range of clubs, offering students over 100 options to explore their interests, from business and medicine to art, theater, ethics, fashion, and more. Over the...

71 years ago, the Korean War ravaged the Korean peninsula as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea) and the Republic of Korea (South Korea) fought for control in a conflict that would...

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U.S. Senate Majority Whip Alan Simpson, a Wyoming native and member of the Republican party, became a national leader at a time when members of Congress would frequently come together to discuss legislation....