Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have been recently protesting the proposed Fugitive Offenders and Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters Legislation (Amendment) Bill that would allow for extraditions...

On Friday, June 7, the sophomore class government hosted its massively hyped and equally successful class event. The event, The Amazing Race, was a series of athletic and intellectual challenges that pairs...

Yet another disease has been exposed to the SHS community. Jeez, we should just shut the school down for the season because, at this point, SHS is an infirmary. I was thinking perhaps in around 2 weeks...

For as long as students can remember, the freshmen Shakespeare festival has always been held the week of Memorial Day. It is a day that is dreaded by some and welcomed by others. Those who fear the festival...

The sophomore, junior, and senior class government officers were voted for on May 23rd. Here's what the elected representatives hope to accomplish this upcoming year:

As the threat of finals slowly encroaches in every freshman’s mind, the freshman class government set to work organizing a spectacular class event in order to destress the ninth graders. Last Friday,...

Walking through the halls of SHS, one will likely hear music playing way too loudly from someone’s AirPods, possible crying after a chemistry test, and… aggressive coughing? Yes, that’s right. Following...

Taking a break from Senior Options, SHS seniors regrouped for Senior Transition Day on June 3rd, during which they had discussions on adapting to life in college. They also celebrated the end of high school...

With the pull of a cord, the curtain fell to reveal the product of more than half of a year’s work to the crowd gathered around the wall of DeCicco Family Markets in the village. Its artists, members...

Governments spying on their citizens through social media and facial recognition seems like it could be straight out of a movie. This kind of technology is no longer only a figment of the silver screen,...

A photo of a round ring of red and orange, surrounding a gaping emptiness and surrounded by dark nothingness, popped up on newspapers and circulated online. It was the first ever image of a black hole,...

As the month of May comes to an end, so too will one of Scarsdale Village’s most beloved delicatessens: Lange’s. In less than fifty years, Lange’s has not only embedded itself into the town’s history,...