Naomi Kim | Editor thelester - pixabay Autumn has arrived, and that means it’s time for chilly weather, cozy sweaters, and college open house season. There are plenty of reasons why you should go to open houses, many of which you’ve probably heard from teachers and parents alike. From a chance to meet possible professors face-to-face, seeing campus in person, and even possibly getting your application fee waived, there are a whole slew of benefits you get out of attending. Bu

Summer Hammack | Editor  Blue Mountain Ski Resort (Photo Credit - Summer Hammack) As autumn continues and we prepare for winter, it’s the perfect time to try something new. Whether it’s skiing through moguls or snowboarding down a black diamond, there are endless opportunities for adventure at Blue Mountain Ski Resort. No matter your age or skill level, the mountain has something for you. If you’ve never tried skiing or snowboarding before, the bunny hill is the best place to

Eddie Zobel | Writer  Tomasz Gawlowski - Unsplash With the weather getting cooler, I tend to spend more time listening to music than usual. There’s just something about the crisp air and the leaves changing colors that really gives listening to music a different experience than the other seasons. With that being said, I’d like to share some of my favorite albums to listen to this autumn.  First and foremost, the newly released album by Nourished By Time, The Passionate Ones (

Valentina Yucra | Writer Freeimages - VioletaStoimenova Through the endless weeks of sleepless nights and studying, it's hard to find the line between hard work and burnout. I hadn’t realized it until I completely shut down and gave up. Between classes, clubs, sports, and friends, I repeatedly agreed to make time for them all. I was running on Red Bull, coffee and guilt for not prioritizing everything equally. At first, I was convinced burnout was for lazy, unmotivated people

Shi Weinhold | Writer Shi Weinhold's Collection I have always been fascinated with antiquing. I think the idea of having something tangible from someone’s past can serve as a reminder that what we leave behind can stay on this earth for many centuries after we are gone.  About three years ago, while at a friend’s house, I discovered multiple green and red glasses sitting on a display case. My friend shot me a glance as she turned on a blacklight almost as if to say, “ watch

Maalik Naiem | Writer Olga Lioncat - Pexels I’ve always found something special about libraries. Growing up, I have many treasured memories of visiting them, from reading the Harry Potter  books to renting The Muppet Movie  on DVD. Libraries have always felt like more than just a place for books; they’re a place to connect, learn, and give back. For students, libraries offer opportunities that go far beyond academics. They’re great spaces to unwind, explore different genres o

Aiden Lenner | Writer Lehigh Valley Parkour Academy I am no stranger to the stress that school brings. I’ve talked to many friends about...

Tayshawn Johnson | Writer One Piece is one of the greatest pieces of literature in my eyes. It’s a modern-day epic jam-packed with...

Camden Hutson | Writer Andrea Piacquadio - Pexels As I write this, I can’t help but ask myself why I waited until the last minute to do...

Analesa Continenza | Writer   Ilona McGogney's Office Painting My school record may not look the best when read backwards, but moving...