“No more silence, end gun violence!” These words echoed countless times through the grounds of Erie High School today as students marched to fight one issue; gun violence. Gun violence in America has...

Since the 2017-2018 school year, Erie High has been publishing stories on the Erie Tiger Times website. What some people may not realize is how much work students put into sharing these stories, and even...

The sound of small mechanical machines floats in the air as students ranging from grade school to  high school work behind the scenes so that their robot may complete the given task. This atmosphere is...

 The Pilgrimage Run is a Thanksgiving tradition that the Erie community wakes up early to participate in every year. The course travels through Erie’s streets and paths. It includes three runs; the...

As you walk down the dimly lit hallway, you pass by something that looks like a human, except it stands incredibly still. It is not the only one you have encountered, but you still ask yourself, ‘Is...

Today marks the end of an era. Another restaurant is closing, this time it’s the long standing Miners Tavern.   Established in 1926, the Miners Tavern is one of the oldest restaurants in Erie....

Trade is a very important part of America’s economy. It allows for not only economic growth, but also lowers product costs. On top of that, trade connects countries together, benefiting all. On March...

Even though it feels like just yesterday that sourdough bread and unexpected hobbies were on the rise around the world, the one-year anniversary of the first COVID-19 lockdown is rapidly approaching. Looking...

World Toilet Day is about more than just celebrating the ability to flush, it is about recognizing the 4.2 billion people in the world without access to sanitation. In 2001, the World Toilet Organization...

Since January 2020, the Coronavirus, officially naked COVID-19, has killed over 2,000 people and is rapidly  becoming a global epidemic. The virus is similar to the flu and characterized by a runny nose,...

In 2019-2020, College Board made some important changes to the AP registration regulations, requiring students to register for AP exams by November 15th and charging a cancellation fee if they choose to...