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After years of remaining untouched, Swinehart field is getting redone. Swinehart has been under construction since last summer and is expected to be done next fall. "I want to make sure that our seniors have a strong presence at these games, but I also want them to have that experience. So, I'm really trying to promote in any way that I possibly can to get our students out to watch the games,” principal Brandon Manzella said.
New things come
Shelby Grove, Staff Writer • September 22, 2025
While working on a lab in chemistry sophomore Aiden Saif and junior Rosella Najar work together to conduct a lab experiment. Together they work to show how to do the experiment right by using the right tools.
Chemistry combinations
September 14, 2025
Students new to Eisenhower share their opinions about the school. "My biggest worry was not being able to find my classes on time," sophomore Aiden Saif said.
Sophomore survival
September 14, 2025
Capturing the moment, seniors Abigail Handsy and Sophia Tripi take pictures under the senior sunrise sun. “I spent hours making the sign for this event and I am happy that the pictures turned out good. I also liked how all my friends asked to use it, it felt good,” Tripi said. Seniors will close their senior year with a senior sunset in late May.
A golden start
September 7, 2025
Creation in crevolution
May 19, 2025
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Sports
Reaching above the net, senior Kenneth Wright blocks Stoney Creek's hit. "The most I can do is just play and do things that are exciting," Wright said. "That might be the thing that gets one other person to come play." MHSAA incorporated mens volleyball into official high school sports.
Breaking barriers
Drew Baker, Staff Writer • May 19, 2025
The varsity girl's lacrosse team won their first game of the season against Grosse Point North. They beat them 11-5.
Change the game
May 6, 2025
After a final season full of dedicated bowling, senior Dylan Harnden gets awarded Michigan Bowler of the Year. "I had no idea that it was that was getting the award," Harnden said. Harnden and his team also won the D1 state championship.
Michigan’s bowler of the year
April 24, 2025
During an award ceremony Sensei Jon Davis awards junior Cara Wolf her kobudo belt. “I felt very proud of myself at that moment, I worked very hard to get this belt,” Wolf said.
Karate to kobudo
April 22, 2025
Looking for wrist control, senior Elijah Halbert gains on his opponent. “I started wrestling because I was interested in MMA and it teaches me life skills,” Halbert said. He has wrestled for three years.
Illness, injury and adaptation
February 28, 2025
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Feature
Preforming on stage, senior Helen Kangas plays the saxophone with her civic jazz orchestra team. "I feel really happy when we're playing, Especially as a senior we're playing more emotional music," Kangas said. She has playing jazz for two years.
Band soloist success
Kingston Corpuz, Staff Writer • May 22, 2025
Editing together memories to end the high school adventure, senior advanced film student senior Lennon Lee and classmates dedicate time to create a senior class video. Students spent the year filming events and final words from seniors to remember the year and share on the last day.
Final frame
May 16, 2025
Senior and co-editor-in-chief of the Eagle's Eye paper. She grew and perfected her skillset in design over her multiple years in journalism and newspaper.
Publication prizes
May 9, 2025
Learning about Orthopedic surgery, senior Alexander Madhloom is testing tools like drills and screws that surgeons use to fix fractured bones. "I want to explore different areas of medicine to see where I truly fit," Madhloom said. At the Perry initiative, they also learned how to do sutures and apply casts on.
Future in scrubs
April 3, 2025
Junior Liliana Tannous gives her cousin a fresh new set of nails. After each set, she posts on her Instagram the finishing products
Future in nails
March 21, 2025
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Trending Stories
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Weapon implements school lockdown • 554 Views

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Roll into the holidays. In Downtown Rochester, senior Kyle Mecum’s car lights up for Christmas. This was the first year Mecum got the idea to wrap his car in Christmas lights, and it won’t be the last.

Light up the streets • 523 Views

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Falling short. Jessica Knoll’s newest release includes a confusing mixture of fiction and fact. These details distracted from the important message that Knoll intended.

Blurred lines • 309 Views

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Aim for greatness. With a low GPA requirement for student-athletes, it pushes them to do the bare minimum. If the school raised the GPA requirement; it would enforce a try-hard attitude onto athletes.

Athletes and academics • 244 Views

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Taking on school. The new SRO, Lauren Weiss, takes a picture in the gym with the Eagles mascot. Officer Weiss has spent years following in her fathers footsteps. “Honestly [to gain from this experience], I just want to build connections and relationships and just be there for students as a guidance person or someone that you can come to, to help them through whatever they may be going through,” Weiss said.

Like father, like daughter • 226 Views

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