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Student newspaper of Strath Haven High School

The Panther Press

Student newspaper of Strath Haven High School

The Panther Press

Rex Storch Memorial Swim-a-Thon participants pose for a photo on January 18.

PHOTOS: Annual Rex Storch Memorial Swim-a-Thon fundraises to fight cancer

Community members took part in a day of swim and dive events to raise money for cancer research.
President Donald Trump addresses the crowd at Target Center in Minneapolis, MN, for his 2020 presidential campaign rally on October 10, 2019. PHOTO: Nikolas Liepins / NSPA Archives

Staff discusses effects of possible US Department of Education dismantlement

On January 20, when President Donald Trump takes office for his second term, some policies and protections may change. 
CONVENIENT COMMUTE • Sophomore Kathryn Barrett takes a selfie with members of the yearbook, newspaper, and literary magazine staffs as they prepare to board SEPTA from the Wallingford station for a trip to Temple University on December 6. The one-way cash fare was $8.

SEPTA fare changes, potential service cuts may leave impact on Wallingford-Swarthmore community 

State Governor Josh Shapiro has postponed an impending “doom spiral” by supporting SEPTA funding. How might SEPTA changes impact community members?
Evelynn Lin ’25, Editor-in-Chief
Dec 17, 2024
A screenshot of the landing page on WSSD's website where information about the superintendent search has been compiled. The position is currently held by Dr. James Scanlon in an interim role.

After a summer of chaos, WSSD searches for its next superintendent

District has employed focus groups and surveys to collect input, aiming to fill the role by the end of the school year.
BLOCKING OUT THE WORLD • Sophomore Veronica King gets a sense of satisfaction from immersing herself in Block Blast during school.

Block Blast game captivates student body, affects brain chemistry

What is the effect of the widespread Block Blast outburst, and how did it start?
FOR A GOOD CAUSE • Ten recipients stand outside the Moore College of Art and Design during their field trip to visit the school on
December 10. Photo via @shhsart on Instagram.

Moore College awards scholarships in honor of Carson Prey-Harbaugh

To carry on a creative legacy, ten Strath Haven students will attend free classes at Moore College of Art and Design.
Darcey Strachan ‘28, Reporter
Dec 17, 2024
Students check out the voter registration booth at lunchtime.

Haven students get involved in politics

Students and young people have a crucial role in politics. How are Strath Haven’s very own doing their part, and why is it important to take it even further?
Fiona Seale '28, Reporter
Dec 17, 2024
LEFT: Craig Collins, 1981 Swarthmore High School yearbook; RIGHT: Craig Collins, provided by Mr. Craig Collins

THE WALL: CEO discusses NCAA basketball accomplishments, business career

Have you ever stopped to catch a glimpse at the Wall of Honor? We continue a series on noted alumni with a former Penn State basketball player and CEO of Logistics Fiber Network. 
Mark Ball '26, Reporter
Dec 17, 2024
Photo Illustration / Class of 2024 wrote themselves letters during their freshman year for them to receive near the end of their senior year.

Seniors reflect on freshman year letters

As seniors prepare to graduate, many are reflecting on their journeys from freshman year to now.
One of the large trophy cases in the second floor lobby.

EDITORIAL: Student art is just as important as trophies

Strath Haven needs a better system to get student art on the walls.
Editorial Board
Dec 21, 2023
The school community has begun to have conversations about mental health, which may be one of the most important steps to improving the environment for student-athletes.

Packed schedules negatively affect student-athletes

Why does athlete mental health matter, and what can the school community do about it?
Kaitlyn Ho '26 and Advaya Singh '27
Dec 21, 2023
CARL GERSBACH ‘64 • Swarthmore High School alumnus spent seven years playing in the NFL. PHOTO PROVIDED BY GERSBACH; INSET: PHOTO USED WITH PERMISSION FROM cbre.com

THE WALL: Alumnus Carl Gersbach shares his journey from football to business success

Have you ever stopped to catch a glimpse at the Wall of Honor? We continue a series of interviews of noted alumni with a profile of a former NFL player.
Matteo Ventresca '25, Editor-in-Chief
Dec 21, 2023
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