Year-round, students work non-stop to maintain satisfactory grades. Never able to truly rest, they are constantly worrying about the next assignment they might be given, and anxiously checking Genesis in their free time. Summer is the solitary season...

Stepping into June-vacations are on our minds! The temperatures are rising, school is winding down, and you're probably looking for your next poolside/beach read. Courtesy of East Literature Club and fellow reading aficionados, here are your June book...

This month, I devoured book after book of my favorite trope—sports romance. Although almost all my books featured a sports star, there was still an eclectic mix of secondary tropes and exciting storylines.  I began my November reading month...

As a bright eyed fifth grader with a thirst for imagination, the magical world of Hogwarts or the adventures of the Mysterious Benedict Society, fueled my love to not only take in stories but also write my own. Every flip of a page was a flip of excitement...

In the spring of 2016, students across America and abroad will be introduced to the new SAT exam. Earlier this year, news of this change surfaced, leaving many past juniors and seniors frustrated by the new advantages that students who take the new version...

Let me point out a fact that people know but fear to admit: America’s education system is broken. Decades of education policy failures, decades of political involvement, and decades of educational miscommunication and misunderstanding has reduced it...