Cheers & Jeers: September 2026

Cheers & Jeers: June 2026

Cheers & Jeers: April 2026

Cheers & Jeers: February 2026

Cheers & Jeers: December 2025

Cheers and Jeers: October 2025

Cheers and Jeers

**Cheers:** Take Your Child to Work Day; USC Mind ice bucket challenge; Kickstart energy drink; cold brew; SZA & Kendrick Lamar Grand National Tour **Jeers:** AP season, humid air, litter, running out of pencil lead, expensive review books, school tissues, nosebleeds, performative activism

Cheers and Jeers: April 2025

### Cheers Christmas music; Tyler, the Creator's new album; cafeteria bagels; plush keychains; Thanksgiving break; new seasonal jelly cats. ### Jeers National Merit cutoff; Doordash thieves; Temperature turbulence; "homework free weekends" that have homework anyway

Cheers & Jeers: November 2024

New Teacher Profile: Rachel Santolini

New Teacher Profile: Michael Meyer

New Teacher Profile: Alexa Epstein

Photo: Rohan Srivastava

Sebastian Helbig ’27 and Kai Martin ’28 discuss the implications of the ideas of white supremacy entering New Jersey.

Youth group leads white supremacy protest in Princeton

Graphic: Emily Kim

The school’s construction has taken place across the property, with much of it still in progress.

PHS unveils new summer construction

Photo: Katherine Chen

John Bathke reprimands Marina Zappa do Valle Tuler ’27 for phone usage.

Technology Office institutes changes to comply with state law

PHS REMEMBERS: September 11, 2001

Photo: Katherine Chen

Theodor Brasoveanu

New Teacher Profile: Theodor Brasoveanu

Photo: Emily Kim

Morgan Pease ’29 and Anya Kshirsagar ’29 engage in discussion about current events in Campbell’s AP US History class, taking advantage of PHS’ humanities catalog.

PHS expands social studies curriculum

Photo: Katherine Chen

Left to Right: Emma Dweck ’27 and Rachel Kim ’29 run the Model UN stand, one of many clubs that will now require a fee to join.

Extracurricular activity fee of $150 passed to address financial concerns

Photo: Winston Jung

Throughout her time at PHS, Murray has established herself as both a reliable member of the team and a leader and role model for younger players.

Helena Murray ’27: soccer

Photo: Chase Williams

Despite sustaining various injuries throughout his career at PHS, Nelson has always made the most of each opportunity he’s been given, establishing himself as a key player.

Zachary Nelson ’27: football

photo: Noah Lebowitz

(L-R) Cao, Camila Barbosa ’27, Claire Hua ’27, Wang, Arminio, and Zoe Ghaim ’28 in a huddle during a match at home versus Lawrenceville.

Searching for the four-peat: PHS volleyball returns for more

Coach's Corner

Upcoming games

The role of superstition in athletes' lives

The college sports recruiting process

How the new phone ban has affected student-athletes

Photo: Winston Jung

After being disqualified from last year’s playoffs, the PHS football team is trying to make the playoffs once more. The rescheduled homecoming game against Trenton on October 17 will be crucial in determining guaranteeing a spot and determining their seeding once the playoffs start.

Homecoming: No longer 'under the lights'

Student Takes: What is your preferred way to read?

Back-to-school mini crosswords

Summer concert memories

Student artist of the month: Eve Kavookjian ’27

photo:Emily Kim

The Mural Club’s most recent project in the language hall of PHS.

Two clubs using art to serve their community

photo: Emily Kim

The Princeton Tigerlillies A Capella group performed at the Princeton University Art Museum during Porchfest last weekend.

Princeton's 5th annual Porchfest features indoor performances due to inclement weather

The meaning of terror

Chasing the money

The pinnacle of male beauty

On PHS’s religion policy

Less work, more results?

Photo: Katherine Chen

Each classroom now features a card for students to scan their phone into the optional Doorman app.

The phone ban isn’t bad, actually

PHS Speaks Out: How has the phone ban affected you?

A class of cockroaches

Photo: Katherine Chen

Elsie Davis ’27 unleashes her creativity through painting in Studio Art IV.