Where to Eat in Irvington for Under $15
By Aaron Strow Irvington is widely known for stunning views over the Hudson River and great dining experiences; However, you do not need a large...
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New Vending Machine in Preparation for Next Year’s Block Schedule Lunch Period
By John Lavers A new vending machine has been added to the Student Academic Commons, giving students another option for food during the school day....
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The Masters Affordable and Iconic Concessions
By Jarrett Ourman Every April, one of the most famous golf tournaments, the Masters, flies by at the prestigious Augusta National Golf Course. While the...
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New Pocky Flavor in Celebration of the Lunar New Year
By Anna Rushton A thin, crunchy biscuit stick dipped in dark chocolate or dozens of other sweet flavors, Pocky is a snack known and loved...
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A Look into the 2026 Olympic Village Menu
By Anna Rushton Throughout the competitions at the 2026 winter Olympic games in Milano Cortina, something viewers at home didn’t see was the meals that...
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Mike Pence and Kamala Harris Debate the Issues and Dodge Questions

October 8, 2020

Mike Pence and Kamala Harris Debate the Issues and Dodge Questions

Susan Page of USA Today moderated the debate between Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris in Salt Lake City Wednesday.

The first and only debate between Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris Wednesday was far more civil than the first presidential debate just…

Students, Staff Adjust to Mask Requirement

Students, Staff Adjust to Mask Requirement

October 8, 2020

“Per Aspera ad Astra” – through difficulties to the stars

“Per Aspera ad Astra” – through difficulties to the stars

October 4, 2020

Lunch in the Time of COVID

Lunch in the Time of COVID

October 2, 2020

Swimming delayed because of pool availability

Swimming delayed because of pool availability

October 2, 2020

We Are Back in School, Now What?

We Are Back in School, Now What?

September 25, 2020

RBG: Students Reflect on a Trailblazer’s Legacy

RBG: Students Reflect on a Trailblazer’s Legacy

September 25, 2020

All American Tackles Real American Issues

All American Tackles Real American Issues

September 24, 2020

New Hybrid Learning Calls for New Tech

New Hybrid Learning Calls for New Tech

September 24, 2020

Pro Sports are Back But the Difference is Obvious

Pro Sports are Back But the Difference is Obvious

September 23, 2020

Project SUCCESS Provides Safe Space for Students

Project SUCCESS Provides Safe Space for Students

September 23, 2020

New ‘Mulan’ Beautiful, But Misses the Mark

New ‘Mulan’ Beautiful, But Misses the Mark

September 23, 2020

IHS Band and Orchestra: What’s Next?

IHS Band and Orchestra: What’s Next?

September 22, 2020

Getting into College in the Age of COVID

Getting into College in the Age of COVID

September 21, 2020

Ms. Gacevic

September 21, 2020

Blue Dot Fever: The Fall of the Concert Industry
By Abigail Brandwein
By Abigail Brandwein “Blue Dot Fever”, a term coined by social media, is a phrase used to define the sea of “blue dots”, or empty...
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“ICEMAN” vs. “Fireman”
By Nuvneet Desai
By Nuvneet Desai After a relatively quiet period following his last major release, famous rapper Drake is once again gaining major attention for his upcoming...
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IHS Art Show
By Juliette Daly
By Juliette Daly Last week, the 2026 IHS Art Show was held, featuring student artists from grades 6-12. There was a great variety of art...
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Coachella Weekend 2 is for Real Music Fans
By Abigail Brandwein
By Abigail Brandwein The first weekend of Coachella is an influencer phenomenon. The music festival gives brands a massive opportunity to sponsor their favorite social...
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The Weight of Misogyny at Coachella 2026
By Clara Stern
By Clara Stern This year's Coachella, nicknamed Bieberchella due to headliner Justin Bieber, sparked intense controversy over the different standards male and female artists are...
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Genetic Editing: A Debate on the Edge of Science
By Aaron Strow
By Aaron Strow For decades, genetically edited embryos have largely been confined to science...
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Has AI Growth Sudsed Up Into a Bubble?
By Dylan Sawhney
By Dylan Sawhney It seems that artificial intelligence has been pervasive ever since the...
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Value Curiosity in Honors Applicants
By Emmett Ansari
By Emmett Ansari As the district weighs expanding the number of students allowed to...
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