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...

Junior Zharia Hobbs’s PSA to adults: She is not too young to protest injustice. “I hate when people say ‘you’re too young,’” Hobbs says. “Because it’s like, you older people aren’t...

Get a look into EPHS's Young Filmmakers Club: a club for students interested in music, critiquing, producing and all other aspects of film.

Eagle of the Week Alena Harrison shares about her life training to become a professional dancer in Kansas City.

Most EPHS students have been busy with various activities this year, but it’s safe to say that senior Thuy-Yen Tran has been up to quite a lot lately with both her singing Instagram account and Etsy...

Before she joined the popular streaming service Twitch, freshman Sahana Murthy originally aspired to become a YouTuber. The idea of streaming came to her during quarantine, and she started a YouTube channel...

What do you like about poetry? I write poetry about once a week. I like creating something, making something on my own. Something I can be proud of. I feel like I can express myself better than in other...

Eileen Kim, whose digital art piece won the third week of BSU’s Black History Month art contest, shares more about the digital piece. How would you describe your style of art? I would go with semi-realism-slash-expressionism....

Lily Cooper, a first-week winner of Black Student Union’s Black History Month art contest, shares more about the inspiration and the development of her pen drawing. Responses have been edited for clarity. How...