While enrolled in a computer science course at EHS, senior Elaine Wei realized that she was only one of three women in her class.  This number motivated Wei to look into the gender gap within STEM fields, and her findings inspired Wei to take action. The belief that inequality in jobs, pay, and opportunities...

Headlights began to illuminate the Complex parking lot at 5:30 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 28. Behind their masks, students smiled as they met with friends, ate some complimentary donuts and prepared to enjoy the morning. The senior sunrise was hosted by Stuco in an effort to give seniors something to look...

Many of Edwardsville High School’s students and teachers returned on Aug. 13 to their first in-person school day since March, but not everything is back to normal.  Close to half of the students aren’t in class.  Many of the other students taking part in “hybrid” learning were at...

“The most challenging part is not being able to sing as a whole choir. In my class, we have half of our group sing together, and it makes rehearsals difficult."

The panic caused by COVID-19 truly feels apocalyptic. Beyond the barren Walmarts and toilet paper shortages, everything that could be canceled is getting canceled—even events that previously seemed untouchable, like prom and the existence of dine-in hours at restaurants. People are understandably...

Three straight wins allowed the EHS boys basketball team to take the second tournament win this season. The win now puts EHS at 13-7 for the season. According to junior Brennan Weller, the team was well prepared going into the tournament. “I think the coaching staff did a great job of preparing...