By Shannon Gleba LOCAL/IHA NEWS EDITOR In light of the recent assisted suicide of Brittany Maynard–a young woman who was suffering from terminal brain cancer–the New Jersey Assembly has voted on a […]

By Heather Farrell STAFF WRITER 2006 was a year that changed astronomy–Pluto was demoted to a dwarf planet. Scientists and students alike were shocked at the decision made by the International Astronomical […]

By Morgan Williams WORLD NEWS EDITOR With immense stress to do well on their exams, more than two thousand Chinese students came up with a high tech way to ace their national […]

By Meghan Berger LOCAL NEWS EDITOR Ebola seems to be the topic of conversation everywhere, and New Jersey is no exception. All 72 of New Jersey’s critical care hospitals have been undergoing […]

By Emily Koehne WORLD NEWS WRITER On October 10th, Malala Yousafzai became the youngest Nobel Peace Prize recipient at just 17 years old. She is sharing this award with Kailash Satyarthi, an […]

By Heather Farrell STAFF WRITER It’s the bill every student wants to be proposed. A legislative campaign to start school later. Senator Richard Codey (D-Essex) proposed a bill on Thursday, October 9th […]

By Morgan Williams WOLRD NEWS EDITOR When hearing the word ‘Ebola’ in the news every day, it is important to understand what it is how threatening it can be. Ebola is an infectious […]

By Alexa Gonzales EDITOR-IN-CHIEF The U.S. Supreme Court made court rulings on Monday, October 6th, that allowed same-sex marriages in Indiana, Oklahoma, Utah, Virginia, and Wisconsin. The Supreme Court’s refusal to hear […]

By Niki Lattarulo STAFF WRITER An American NBC Cameraman working in Liberia for the past 3 years has been tested positive for Ebola. 33-year-old Ashoka Mukpo started feeling achy and tired early […]

By Caroline Bennett STAFF WRITER During the past couple of months, the Ebola virus has been spreading like wildfire throughout the hinterland regions of West Africa. The first outbreak occurred in Guinea […]