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Saraghavi Gollamudi '28 explains her group's project to visitors and classmates taking part in the gallery walk, highlighting the history of the treatment of Japanese Americans by the US government during World War II.

A Walk Through History

LANNA DUTRA REIS ‘28, Staff Writer January 29, 2026

Loud, obnoxious sounds tearing through the walls, three assignments past due, two tests you are unprepared for, and an uneasy feeling settling in your gut—this is a familiar experience for many high school students. But in Mr....

Exploring the Stranger Things ending and the significance of the conformity gate.

Stranger Things Finale: Do You Believe?

EMMA MERCADO ‘28, Entertainment Editor January 27, 2026

The famous horror and sci-fi series Stranger Things has finished its ten-year run, with an eight-episode release spread across three dates: November 26 (four episodes), December 25 (three episodes), and the highly anticipated...

Students have to navigate the struggles of being a part of the STEM program, while coming from different parts of town.

One Academy, Two Worlds

PURAV ASHOK ’29 and VISHNU VENKAT ’29 January 27, 2026

Every morning, at 6:25 a.m., the sun slowly rises as North Edison students, half-asleep, wait for their bus to arrive. The neighborhood is quiet, as most of their friends, the ones going to J.P. Stevens, are just waking up. The...

Hydration in the hallways has become part of many students’ routines as they rush from one class to the next.

The Hydration Hurdle

ESHAN JHAVERI ’27 and PRANAV SHANKAR ’27 January 26, 2026

Compared to studying for tests, finishing homework, and keeping up with extracurriculars, staying hydrated often serves as an afterthought for EHS students. Water makes up about 75% of the human brain, and dehydration has the...

School social worker and ESP of the Year Ms. Melissa Wertz (left) is pictured with her students.

Wertz Earns ESP of the Year

PRANAV VENKATARAMAN ‘29, Staff Writer January 26, 2026

Ms. Melissa Wertz has been recognized as the Educational Service Professional (ESP) of the Year for her contributions as an Edison High School social worker and member of the Child Study Team. The ESP of the Year Award recognizes...

With the recent snowfall and decrease in temperature, winter seems to have just begun. These snowman cookies are a treat to be enjoyed during the winter season.

Winter: The Season of Snowmen

CATHERINE DHARMAWAN ‘28, Staff Writer January 25, 2026

Frozen panes of glass shield your face from the cold wind. A fresh field of snowflakes fills the ground as the scraping of a shovel rings against the pavement. Your eyes widen as your parents shovel the driveway and paths. Excitement...

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