By Isabella DeRose, Lead Arts and Culture Editor

April 15, 2021

A sinister energy lurks between the dusty spines of your history textbooks. It passes through you like a ghost, leaving goosebumps trailing down your spine and the hair on...

By Jamie Lee Cataldi, Copy Editor

April 12, 2021

Netflix’s “Evil Genius” takes confusion to another level and offers a series of plot twists and layers to the mystery of the pizza bomber case that took place in Erie,...

By Remi Goldstein, Lead Sports Editor

April 7, 2021

Defeating the Gonzaga Bulldogs 86-70 in a completely dominant performance, the Baylor Bears were crowned the 2021 March Madness champions on April 5. Bringing home the trophy...

By Catherine Khitiri, Lead Arts and Culture Editor

April 2, 2021

On March 19, FX’s “American Horror Story” creator and director Ryan Murphy announced the title of the show’s 10th season, which is revealed to be called “Double...

By Tali Offir, Opinion Editor

April 1, 2021

After the scandal that captured all the headlines in 2019, the documentary “Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal,” gave a deeper account of Rick Singer...

By Garrett Kessler and Chris Rysz

April 1, 2021

Remember when the media claimed former President Trump was putting “kids in cages” and slammed his administration’s approach on immigration. It turns out that ever since...

By Jennie Lathrop, Art Director

March 31, 2021

With the recent uprisings in violent attacks towards the Asian American population, the media and the American people are finally starting to recognize this issue as something...

By Gabby Pawlowski, Photo Editor

March 26, 2021

It’s almost guaranteed that anytime you go out, you will see a Tesla somewhere on the road. Tesla is currently the fastest growing brand worldwide and the leading electric...

By Remi Goldstein, Lead Sports Editor

April 7, 2021

Defeating the Gonzaga Bulldogs 86-70 in a completely dominant performance, the Baylor Bears were crowned the 2021 March Madness champions on April 5. Bringing home the trophy...

By Jordan Cohen, Correspondent

April 1, 2021

As March Madness rolls around every year, crazed college fanatics dig up their favorite jersey, whip out some snacks and sit on the couch with friends just as  enthusiastic...

By Remi Goldstein, Lead Sports Editor

March 30, 2021

When it comes to college basketball, anything can happen in March and this year's men’s NCAA tournament has been no exception. The phrase “bracket busted” has overwhelmed...

By Isabella DeRose, Lead Arts and Culture Editor

April 15, 2021

A sinister energy lurks between the dusty spines of your history textbooks. It passes through you like a ghost, leaving goosebumps trailing down your spine and the hair on...

By Garrett Kessler and Chris Rysz

April 1, 2021

Remember when the media claimed former President Trump was putting “kids in cages” and slammed his administration’s approach on immigration. It turns out that ever since...

By Staff Report

March 8, 2021

The Wessex Wire created this package with the help of history teacher Beth Vaknin and more than 70 students enrolled in her AP Government classes. Below is a sampling of multifaceted...

By Jamie Lee Cataldi, Copy Editor

April 12, 2021

Netflix’s “Evil Genius” takes confusion to another level and offers a series of plot twists and layers to the mystery of the pizza bomber case that took place in Erie,...

By Catherine Khitiri, Lead Arts and Culture Editor

April 2, 2021

On March 19, FX’s “American Horror Story” creator and director Ryan Murphy announced the title of the show’s 10th season, which is revealed to be called “Double...

By Tali Offir, Opinion Editor

April 1, 2021

After the scandal that captured all the headlines in 2019, the documentary “Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal,” gave a deeper account of Rick Singer...

By Nikki Schachtel, Editor-in-Chief

March 29, 2021

This year with the Black Lives Matter movement, a way to draw attention and call for change concerning the injustice towards the Black people of America, Black History Month...

By Avery Lieberman, Lead Features Editor

March 17, 2021

We asked West Essex students and faculty to reflect on photos and memories of a year in lockdown, in quarantine and in their houses. Click below to launch a special interactive...

By Ciara Morrissey, Senior Chief Sports Editor

March 16, 2021

In March 2020, I took a personality test to learn a little bit about myself, and my MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) was ENFJ. I fell on the extraverted side of the spectrum,...