School is out, and a lot of us have no idea what to do over the summer. You could binge-watch your favorite shows on Netflix for the entire summer, or you could attend virtual interactive events with people...

Large brands and companies have countless tasks to do, such as delivering products or  coming up with innovative new ideas. Recently, they have taken on another crucial challenge. Many Americans have...

Stay-at-home orders have given us time to self reflect and reassess what’s truly important  - including family, basic needs of wholesome food and exercise, and the connection with others. Many of us...

“Being a senior during this unsettling time period isn’t easy. It’s upsetting that we all worked so hard for 13 years and it had to end like this. Since I was little, I always looked forward to getting...

When Scarsdale students received an email back in March regarding the closure of all schools in the district, there were intentions of returning to school a week and a half later. No one anticipated that...

As police brutality is becoming increasingly prevalent in daily life, America’s youth is being proactive in combating racism and supporting the Black Lives Matter organization. Social media platforms...

All Sophomores and Juniors at SHS have something in common: their excitement and anticipation to drive. The freedom that comes with this privilege is exhilarating and well-desired. However, during this...

“All I could do was sit on my bed and get angry,” said Lauren Zou, ’20, when asked how the idea for P.art of Change came about. Zou's reaction is a perfect way to express how many young people are...

“My happiest memories relate to experiences with students and colleagues that ‘elevated’ our understanding or compassion for an issue and/or for others. This is a community of privilege where there...

For the past 31 years, SHS social studies teacher Tom Maguire’s dedicated, enthusiastic, and tough but motivating approach to teaching has brightened the days and expanded and enriched the minds of SHS...

On June 8, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that New York City could begin to reopen, while other counties such as Westchester would cautiously enter phase two of the recovery. Since the outbreak of the...

Remote Learning Summer Programs A number of colleges are offering summer programs for high schoolers to learn via an online platform while others are even allowing students to learn at a college campus....