- Features & Faces of WE
By Logan Goldstein, Visual Media Editor
- News & Features
By Francesca Loffredo, Senior Chief News and Features Editor
- Media Literacy
By Brennan Cunningham, News and Features Editor
- Features & Faces of WE
By Logan Goldstein, Visual Media Editor | March 28, 2024
- Features & Faces of WE
By Gabby Angelo, Editor in Chief | March 28, 2024
- News & Features
By Francesca Loffredo, Senior Chief News and Features Editor | March 28, 2024
- News & Features
By Sophie Herman, Staff Writer | March 28, 2024
- Media Literacy
By Brennan Cunningham, News and Features Editor | March 28, 2024
- Arts & Culture
By Amanda Ippolito, Arts & Culture Editor | March 25, 2024
- Opinion
By Brooke Kupferberg, Opinion Editor | March 25, 2024
- Opinion
By Ella Hermans, Opinion Editor | March 24, 2024
U.S. politics have become notorious for intense division. This can be partially attributed to the reporting and news that is provided through...
By Logan Goldstein, Visual Media Editor
March 28, 2024
Taulant Feti, Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds for the West Essex Regional School District, won distinction as one of the top school...
By Gabby Angelo, Editor in Chief
March 28, 2024
AP Language & Composition and AP Literature teacher John Mahoney is currently holding his annual Hogwarts-inspired Lit Cup, a tournament...
Recent News & Features Stories
By Ava Belli, Apprentice Editor
Running back Saquon Barkley is leaving the Big Apple and heading over the Delaware River to the Philadelphia Eagles. The NFC East rivalry...
By Chloe Berger, Sports Editor
Give Kids the World, a fundraising and student-run club at West Essex, hosted its annual fundraiser on March 6 to raise money for its...
Recent Sports Stories
- Devils players arrested on sexual assault charges
- Boys Swim laps their division to become sectional champs
- Gyms provide teens with an environment to improve
By Brooke Kupferberg, Opinion Editor
March 25, 2024
Guaranteed job opportunities, strong alumni networks and an exceptional education are some of the qualifications that once separated Ivy League schools from the rest. However,...
By Ella Hermans, Opinion Editor
March 24, 2024
The awkward encounter we’ve all had: the employee at the frozen yogurt shop flips the screen around at you, asking for a tip. As you reflect back on the last three minutes,...
Recent Opinion Stories
- OPINION: Alabama Supreme Court unjustly rules that a frozen embryo is considered a child
- OPINION: Excessive bed parties ignore what college decisions are all about
By Amanda Ippolito, Arts & Culture Editor
March 25, 2024
Once upon a time, many moons ago, the Masquers of West Essex presented the charming fairytale “Once Upon A Mattress” on March 14-16. This musical’s take on the...
By Olivia Di Marco, Apprentice Editor
March 21, 2024
The 96th Annual Academy Awards were held in Los Angeles on March 10 and from gripping performances to outstanding cinematography, the ceremony celebrated the finest storytelling...
Recent Arts & Culture Stories
- REVIEW: “Dune: Part Two” exceeds expectations with a cinematic sandstorm
- REVIEW: Billy Joel’s new single explores regret and revisiting the past