Farewell from the Editors – Catherine Luzzi & Grace Bienstock ’26
As our time with Untucked comes to a close, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on our time working for the publication. I […]
Teen Sleep Loss – Charley Murphy ’28
Many people blame social media for keeping teenagers up late, but the issue is actually much more complicated than that. While phones definitely play a […]
Why School Should Start Later – Angelina Sciaretta ’28
Every weekday morning, millions of teenagers wake up before the sun rises, rush to get ready, and hurry to school half awake. Early start times […]
GenZ and Social Media’s Influence on Politics – Ellis Sobers ’29
Think about the last time something political came up on your social media feed. Was it unbiased, curated toward your opinions, or biased toward a […]
A.I.’s Effects on the Development of Teenagers’ Critical Thinking Skills – Olivia Crossman & Brinn Fitzsimmons ’28
The long awaited development of artificial intelligence has played a significant role in the world, primarily on the minds of teens. AI is the programming […]
New Local Food Spots – Isabella Ceballos & Charley Murphy ’28
Roast Coffee House opened in Morristown in October 2025. Their menu highlights signature drinks such as their Motown latte, banana bread latte, and Roasty Toasty […]
Recent Developments in AI and Healthcare Technology – Angelina Sciaretta ’28
Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing healthcare as we know it today, speeding up diagnoses, analyzing complex medical data in seconds,and helping doctors identify diseases earlier and […]
Winter Sports Recap at Oak Knoll – Cece Adragna, Zoey Dalvi, & Mia Ricciardelli ’29
The Royals have been on a recent upswing in the 2025-2026 winter sports season across all of their teams! Track Winter Track competed against some […]
World Baseball Classic – Katherine Alibhai ’30
Once every 3-4 years, 20 national teams from around the globe compete for the coveted title of World Champion of Baseball, and lucky for us, […]
The Rise of Women’s Hockey & Their Olympic Win – Katie O’Neill ’28
If you heard that the US Olympic men’s and women’s hockey teams have won the same number of gold medals, you might assume that they […]