In the Unbranded Broadcast room, staff reporters are commonly found working on school event film montages. Apart from their usual school report videos, however, they strive to improve as youth filmmakers...

Seniors are lively as this year’s prom theme has been revealed: "The Great Gatsby". Maverick Leadership promises a night full of 1920s glamour, sparkling decor and jazzy vibes that will transform the...

While audiences saw chaos unfold onstage during “Disaster!,” a different kind of challenge was happening behind the curtain. The costume crew took on a challenging and demanding job, balancing creativity...

On February 21st, Emerson Choir will perform a new choral piece at The Magical Festival, not from a textbook or a well-known composer but by one of its own members. While most choir students focus on singing...

Behind effortless routines, sharp turns and synchronized choreography is months of practice and training. The Majestics have been preparing for contest season since the beginning of the school year but...

Emerson’s hunt for a new English teacher to join the ELA Department has an exciting update. After students’ long wait and patience over the past few months, new GT Humanities and AP English Literature...

Emerson has welcomed a new chemistry teacher to pick things up for the rest of the year. Kala Hill is an advanced chemistry teacher for the second semester. Her education background is striking, including...

The first San Antonio Marathon took place December 5-7. Emerson High School’s AP Physics 1 and C teacher, Robert Landauer competed, beating his previous best by seven minutes, placing fourth overall...

A path commonly defined by its high academic rigor, pre-med track places emphasis on students’ intellectual curiosity, critical thinking skills and more than anything else, their self-discipline. From...

Whether encountering new challenges or problem-solving to find solutions, people have two pathways to embark on: choose to take initiative or remain stagnant. Those who choose to take a step forward and...

In a bright biology classroom filled with microscopes and charts of the human body, Sayna Monadjemi moves from desk to desk with a warm smile. Originally from Iran, she’s become a quiet hero at Emerson...

Laura Fangman has taught on-level statistics for three years at Emerson. Throughout her years as a teacher, she has taught upper level math and lower level math. It doesn’t matter what she teaches, she...