Donald J. Trump won the 2024 presidential election and will become the 47th President of the United States. Many polls leading up to the elections showed that it was a tight race between Kamala Harris...

Hello, freshmen, and welcome to your first year of high school! You might be feeling a lot of different emotions right now--stressed, excited, nervous, but just remember to take it one day at a time. Here...

It’s almost senior year for the class of 2025! However, that also means that if you are planning on going to college, you are going to have to start preparing for college applications. The best time...

Every teen and young adult in America’s worst fear has came true, the TikTok ban passed. Now in action, ByteDance (the owners of TikTok) has until January 19th of next year to sell TikTok to an American...

The US has the largest TikTok audience of over 135 million active users. Despite this, the government has been trying to ban TikTok in the United States for a while. It started in 2020 when President...

Many people were surprised when the American Ballet Theatre posted that on February 7th they teamed up with the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) to vote in favor of a strike. Many dancers within...

There is a lot of mystery and speculation surrounding the popular holiday, Valentine’s Day, and how it became the popular holiday it is today. There is one legend that Valentine was a Catholic priest...

Tricia Sloan Dance Center, a dance school located in Wenonah, NJ, is putting on their annual performance of The Nutcracker on December 15th, 17th, and 18th at the Scottish Rite Theatre in Collingswood,...

Republicans elected Kevin McCarthy out of the Speaker position on October 3rd, 2023, making him the only Speaker to be elected out of office. He held the Speaker position for 269 days making him have the...

Mr. Pridy and Mrs. Broadbelt have started their new course here at Gateway, STEM Drone and Aviation. The course is to prepare students to take the FAA Part 107 Content Knowledge Test at the end of the...

Colleges and universities first started Affirmative Action in their admissions processes during the Civil Rights Movement. This means that colleges and universities would use race as a factor to aid their...

 The biggest thing I did this summer was go to New York City for a few days. I actually went as a birthday present from my aunt. Together we dressed up and went to the Metropolitan Opera House to see...