Last spring, with the escalating severity of Covid-19, all spring sports were canceled just as they began to take off. Mandatory practices in March 2020 were abruptly cut short, while every student transferred...

According to the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, the statewide vaccine registration opened on January 28, although many people were able to register in earlier phases. Appointments for...

On Friday, February 12, and Saturday, February 13, East High’s Theater Department put on their annual cabaret performance. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, this year’s show looked a little different than...

SNATRAPS. When individuals in the community or those new to East first hear the word, no doubt they are confused. Is it an acronym, spelled incorrectly, or maybe an inside joke? But to those well versed...

On April 8th, 9th, and 10th at 7:00 pm, Lincoln East’s Vocal Music Department will be performing “Damn Yankees” for the spring 2021 musical. It is a musical comedy written and set in the mid 1950s. “It...

On Monday, January 25th, a snowstorm for the ages hit the eastern portion of Nebraska and specifically the Lincoln area with the most significant snow totals since the early 1900’s locally. Nearly 15...

On January 20th, Joe Biden was sworn into office as the 46th President of the United States in front of the U.S. Capitol building. In his inaugural address, President Biden called for less division between...

In the weekly update email on Friday, January 22nd, LPS announced a policy change that would allow high school seniors across the district to return to full time in person learning for the rest of the...

Among the guests for the 2021 inauguration was Amanda Gorman, a 22-year old poet, activist, and writer. It was on the steps of the podium where she presented her original work, titled, “The Hill We Climb,”...

From November 4th to November 17th, the East student council sold pink masks to raise money and support breast cancer awareness. About 50 masks were tie died and sold to raise money to give to Saint Elizabeth’s...

Almost 8 months since March 13th, and the U.S is still in an ever long battle with Covid-19. In Lancaster county alone that is home to about 545,000 people, there are a total of 2,812. Adding to the anxiety...

College is a new step for many students of the United States. Often, many will stress and become overwhelmed with the whole process in applying to colleges. Not only this, but it is common for a student...