From jazz and literature to social movements and modern culture, a new Advanced Placement African American Studies class is giving students the chance to explore voices and stories that have shaped America...
For those looking for a laid-back tabletop gaming after school, then the brand new Chess Club – run by student Nolan Brown (11), Chris Noble (adviser), Jennifer Osar (adviser), – has started to for...
Good news for the Softball players; no more long walk to HCC! After the recent construction of a new softball field on the East side of the Harlem High School campus, players will be able to play softball...
Art can be a form of storytelling, yet sometimes the greater story to be told is of the artist, themself. As the 2025 school year begins, Harlem High School welcomes Iga Puchalska to the art program’s...
Stress is the emotional strain that derives from adverse or very demanding circumstances. Many times stress can be beneficial, operating as motivation for striving in athletics and academics. However,...
The show Spongebob Squarepants is not good anymore! Fans say the newer episodes just don’t do it anymore, why? Watching the series back, there is a noticeable decline in quality as time went on. The...
The Harlem Insiders Podcast is all about sharing all sorts of things. From sentimental stories to off the wall topics. Join your hosts Serafin (Junior) Gallardo (11) and your co-host Antonio (Anthony)...
On March 14, 2025, The Harlem Media and Journalism students hosted a town hall for the upcoming Harlem School Board Election. This featured a two hour Q/A in the Harlem High School Auditorium, after that...
The Grammys is an annual event that highlights the musical accomplishments of artists from the previous year. This year there were many fashion statements made and many unique individual performances....
“And now ladies and gentlemen… THE SCHOOL OF ROCK!” On February 28th - March 2nd, The Harlem High School Drama Club performed its spring production of School of Rock. Located in the Harlem High...
Society influences students a significant amount, and many times can go unseen. Students are meant to interact with each other and collaborate for a multitude of reasons.
It is only natural for humans...
“It was actually really nice as a past Harlem Student coming back and seeing another Shakespearean play was very nice to see and enjoy," said Harlem Theatre alumni Kayleena Lopez.
Each year, the...
