Coming from the clubs of Dare 2 Be Real, Black Student Union, Gender Sexuality Alliance, and Women’s Rights Club, the Equity Council is a group of students aiming to make equitable changes throughout...
When I was younger, my brother and I both discovered video games. While I wanted to play “softer” games, my brother took an interest in some of the more violent games, such as Call of Duty or Doom...
Nachos, chicken strips, fries–the lunch at EPHS has a variety of options that I can never choose. I have never had school lunch in my life because I was diagnosed with Celiac disease when I was 2 years...
In the 1970s, notorious serial killer Ted Bundy went on a killing spree in the mountain West, brutally murdering at least 30 women in the span of a few years. In the 2020s, fangirls online are gushing...
In my ninth-grade English class, I read To Kill A Mockingbird, much like many other American students. I was excited to read one of the most well-known books in America, especially since I’ve heard teachers...
People either love or hate Taylor Swift, and the deciding factor is usually the latest misogynistic news headline.
First off, the body shaming: it’s disgusting and something Swift has to deal with constantly....
With a new school year underway, exchange students from Germany, Spain, France, Chile, and all over the world have once again graced the halls of EPHS.
The International students all share similar reasons...
Since the pandemic struck, the USDA eased restrictions so schools could serve meals to all students free of charge. Now, free breakfast and lunch are provided to all students during in-person learning...
Eagle News Network’s Opinion Challenge
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HOW CAN THE SCHOOL BECOME MORE EQUITABLE?
Write an opinion piece 400-600 words long sharing how you think our...
