Features – The Voyager

A Breath of Fresh Air

Adam Saladino, Staff Reporter

October 22, 2019

Tranquility found at the gazebo

October 22, 2019

Entering a potential Narnia right here at school

Abigail Love, Staff Reporter

October 22, 2019

The Landscape of the Penitentiary

Ethan Mack, Staff Reporter

October 22, 2019

As I strolled along the concrete of the senior courtyard, my eyes were first drawn to the gazebo. It was the biggest thing that resided in the courtyard. The golden sun beamed upon the turret-shapes structure. When I plopped myself...

A class at the gazebo gave me new eyes

Faith Sirdashney, Staff Reporter

October 21, 2019

The Untold Stories of Eastern’s Senior Courtyard

ANDREW SHINKLE, Sports Editor

October 21, 2019

As I pull open the study iron door, the dull monotony of the school day suddenly melts away. “I’ve escaped Eastern!”, I excitedly think. At least for a time. Standing under the vast, pure blue of the open sky,...

Voyager alumni enjoy life outside of high school

Ava Hancock, Managing Editor

October 15, 2019

A star in the making: Kylie Zielinski

Aaron Arnstein, Staff Reporter

October 15, 2019

Social Media: Redefining Activism

Sasha Tuddenham '20, Features Editor

October 12, 2019

It’s a wonder how news spread before social media. People were forced to wait for the daily paper or the evening news to hear about the changes their government decided to institute each day. However, social media has rewritten ho...

How will the American government respond to the amplification of mass shootings across the nation?

Sasha Tuddenham '20, Features Editor

October 12, 2019

The debate began with America’s first campus shooting in 1840: How will the American government respond to the amplification of mass shootings across the nation? In New Zealand, two mass shootings took place in early 201...

World governments largely ignore the signs of climate change

September 23, 2019

Holocaust, Genocide, and Crimes Against Humanity class presents enriching symposiums

June 12, 2019