Summer is approaching which means no school, more free time, and possibly the ever so intimidating job search. Finding a part-time job as a teenager can be difficult and the pandemic only makes this task...

If there’s ever been a time to overcome your entomophobia, this summer is most certainly it. This summer of 2021, the 17 year cicadas will be emerging from the ground in our New Jersey area, as well...

Early yesterday morning, the 2nd of February, a small brown marmot was entrusted with the duty of predicting our nation’s weather for the coming weeks. At 7:25 am, the immortal and wise Punxsutawney...

To document this unprecedented, historic time, Eagle Eye staffers and South community members will share their personal reflections. After one week in quarantine, I’ve learned a few things. Mainly...

The Price of Hatred In recent global news, violence targeted at religious groups has escalated at an alarming rate. Places of worship are being targeted--from bombings to mass shootings--by perpetrators...

It has now been confirmed: the school store at Middletown South will not be selling food during the 2018-19 school year, as it had in the past. The school store is run by the Future Business Leaders of...

Recently, P.S. 65, a Staten Island elementary school made the decision to cancel its annual Father-Daughter dance. The New York Post broke the story on February 3, with the school citing the NYC Department...

South Seniors (from left Madison Brand, Matthew Lepine, Joseph Sprake, and Olivia Buthorn) take part in National Letter of Intent signing day on Tuesday, November 15.

It almost seems like a dream. The 2013 NJ election for governor ended in a complete landslide. Chris Christie defeated Barbara Buono in what was not even a remotely close contest. After winning he gave...