Former Edison High School Athletic Trainer Bob “Doc” Peterson ‘69 passed away on April 3, 2021. Peterson worked at EHS from 1972 to 2004. His positive attitude over those 32 years inspired many students to work hard in both...

This past year, Edison students dealt with a global mental health crisis due to the extenuating circumstances of the pandemic. Juggling academics and personal responsibilities on top of adapting to an immense amount of change...

COVID-19 has restricted the daily lives of students and administrators alike, forcing self-quarantining measures and social distancing. There has been a general decline in students’ physical and psychological well-being,...

The first day. All heads seem to be turned towards you as you enter the main lobby of 50 Boulevard of the Eagles for the first time and walk towards the cafeteria before the homeroom bell rings. You haven’t heard the sound...

When asked to define art, Armaan Muchhala ‘21, Cassandra Scott ‘21, and Brandon Martin ‘21—members of the National Arts Honors Society—all stated similar answers. The general definition for the term “art” is...

When someone experiences the death of a loved one, a tempest of emotions can follow, often ones that grieving humans do not readily understand. The five stages of grief—denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance—anchor...

As the end of the year nears, AP Exams become a major cause of stress and worry among students. Following April's focus on state-testing--cancelled this year due to Covid--May approaches year after year and AP Exams remain...

High school is an understandably difficult time in the lives of students. From the struggle to discover their identities to the stress of college decisions, high school is a time when students must learn to balance their...