Joya Nath ’28, Reporter
PHOTOS: Bridge Crossing welcomes class of 2029 to high school
Incoming freshmen start a new chapter of their lives, welcomed with annual traditions and awards.
Graduation closes chapter for Haven class of 2025
After four years of dedication, the senior class of 2025 celebrated the end of an era at Neumann University.
District to hold ground, follow state guidance amid threats by Trump administration
As schools across the nation face an onslaught of threats from the Trump administration’s Department of Education, district administrations have been assured no further action is required.
Departure offers shareable, tapas-style experience in Media
A new restaurant spices up South Orange Street with an international culinary twist. Just avoid the caprese salad.
REVIEW: “Sunrise on the Reaping” carries on unstoppable Hunger Games franchise
Author Suzanne Collins has released a new prequel to the Hunger Games trilogy, and it certainly lives up to the renown of her past works.
Students navigate counselors taking on entire grades
New counseling system switches things up for staff and students, with each counselor taking responsibility for a grade.
VIDEO: Black History Month kicks off with student-led assembly
The Young Activists Coalition and Black Students Union traveled through time to share important aspects of black history through the decades.
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.
PHOTOS: Boys varsity basketball defeats Ridley at Hope for Hallie game
The Panthers raised awareness for teen mental health with an information table, speakers, and a home win.
Dance Haven winter showcase offers fun, festive performances
Members had the opportunity to show off their hard work for family and friends at the annual winter recital.
Haven Helps conducts school-wide food drive
Competition supported local food bank.
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.
