Laue’s message: Embrace your nub
Embrace your nub. That was the message Kevin Laue, an exceptional former Division I basketball player born with a left arm that ends just below the elbow, brought to the Continue Reading

Embrace your nub. That was the message Kevin Laue, an exceptional former Division I basketball player born with a left arm that ends just below the elbow, brought to the Continue Reading

Inspired. Encouraged. Motivated. That’s how members of the Heart For People Club felt after spending time in the company of Segawa Ephraim, founder of the Adorable School in Uganda. Ephraim Continue Reading

Boonton High School’s walkout to demand action on gun violence and honor the 17 victims of the Parkland, Fla. shooting was delayed a month but that didn’t diminish the student Continue Reading

Cailin Belmont never imagined she’d be back at John Hill School yet that’s where she was in mid-March, navigating the halls of the building she left four years ago. An Continue Reading

If you have talked to me for more than two minutes, you know that I am vegan.

“You seem to be very passionate about studying history as it relates to politics. How does it make you feel that there is such a big push now to encourage the Continue Reading

In many ways, winning the fifth annual La Copa de BHS was simply a continuation of the successful boys soccer season. Seniors Grant Barrientos and Bryan Ohlott were on the Continue Reading

It takes a mere three minutes for Nate Maquiling to get to Lincoln Park Borough Fields from his family’s house. For the last three summers, Maquiling, a Boonton High School Continue Reading

Under the guidance and direction of Craig High School art teacher Kate Tartaglia, two students’ work made the final cut for the Mayo Performing Arts Center Ninth Annual Program Art Continue Reading

NEW YORK _ As a first-time participant in the New York City Marathon, Despina Pittas considered every millisecond a highlight. Pittas, a wraparound clinician at Boonton High School, reeled off Continue Reading