Recently, I started a change.org petition to demand that Scarsdale build new affordable housing and begin the process of ending de-facto segregation in our community. Within a day of the petition being...

Racial inequality has been highlighted in the United States over the past few months, even though it has been a significant issue for centuries. Despite efforts and campaigns to address the issue, racism...

During the current lockdown, people have undoubtedly been dressing in loungewear most of the time. One of the latest trends is tie-dye, especially for sweats. Here is a simple “how-to” for those of...

With the Scarsdale Schools District doing everything they can to help our community during these difficult times, many are wondering the impacts of eLearning on the school curriculum and how teachers are...

On May 27th, 2020, the Westchester County Police received news of a stolen Honda Civic traveling northbound on the Hutchinson River Parkway. Accordingly, the County police located and pursued the car....

With more free time than usual, students have been able to enjoy time with their families and pick up new hobbies they did not have time to pursue before the Pandemic. Check out a few activities the...

This podcast features an exclusive interview with former Maroon Editors-in-Chief, Alison Chan, and Lucy Brenner '20. Discussion in this podcast ranges from reactions to changes in graduation and prom...

Due to the school closure in light of the Coronavirus Pandemic, one of the highlights of Junior year, the Junior Olympics, was canceled, bringing disappointment to many students. The student class government...

Long AP tests are always sources of stress, but this year, with the ongoing pandemic, they have been moved online; surprisingly decreasing the stress levels for many students. The tests used to be three...

In light of the Coronavirus, a majority of Westchester’s restaurants are offering curbside pickup and delivery to allow residents to eat the delicious food they crave in quarantine! Here are some recommendations: Candlelight...

Following the cancellation of the spring play, Drama teacher Barabara Malecki found a play that could be performed over zoom, titled "Ten Ways To Survive Life In Quarantine" written by Don Zolidis....

At the peak of the Great Depression, the worst economic downturn in the history of the industrialized world, the U.S. unemployment rate surged to 24.9%, a record that still stands today more than 87 years...