Just over a week from the opening night of Ragtime, the cast, crew and pit orchestra were visited by Broadway actor Brian Stokes Mitchell, the original lead of the musical, on Friday, March 3. Mitchell played the character of Coalhouse for approximately...

This story was originally published in the December 2016 Issue of Eastside: Alternatives to Cigarettes Currently, numerous types of e-cigarettes and related products exist on the market. Electronic cigarettes, commonly referred to as “e-cigs,”...

For those of you who haven’t seen him perform on his trombone with Inspiration East, get ready to see Joey Tighue (’16), otherwise known as Mr. Suit and Tighue, take the stage on Friday, April 15 at the Mr. East pageant. Tighue first saw the pageant...

As an eating disorder patient progresses along his or her path of recovery, he or she must utilize a large assortment of resources. Some of these tools include a daily check-in to evaluate their emotions, a food log to keep track of their meal plans,...

On Friday, March 27, ten East seniors took the stage for the twenty-eighth annual Mr. East competition to prove that they had what it takes to be a superhero, but only one contestant flew, or in this case ran, away to victory. This year, the superhero-themed...

This year at the twenty-eighth annual Mr. East pageant, one quirky contestant plans to walk off of the stage with no regrets. Noah Ritz (’15), now known as Mr. Noahpologies, is a witty, taco-sock-wearing musician with unique plans for the competition...

Hannah Kim ('15), a dedicated member of the East music department, has been honored with acceptance into All National Chorus.

Students can buy their Sophomore Cotillion tickets until Thursday, Feb. 5.

Many hungry customers feel guilty after indulging in a juicy burger from one of the many popular fast food lines. One growing business, however, is working to destroy this feeling of regret, one burger at a time. B.good, located at the Promenade at Sagemore,...

Olivia Marcelli (right) and Madeline Bowne (left) shows school spirit by wearing their college shirts.

Conrad Kramer (’14) and Ari Weinstein were sitting in their office in San Francisco, CA when they got some of the best news of their lives. Their app, entitled Workflow, had reached number one on the app store. In January of 2014, Kramer and Weinstein,...