In a little enclave separated from the rest of the garden and outdoor living supply store, Terrain, is its own restaurant, the Terrain Garden Cafe. A wide panel of windows looks out to the lush plants...

For some, just hearing the words “Valentine’s Day” can induce vomiting. For others, it can evoke loving memories of significant others. And then there are those who remember Valentine’s Day as...

All 17 Fairfield Public Schools went into lockdown this morning, Oct. 23, due to supposed bomb and shooting threats. Although the police department is still questioning whether or not the threats were...

With his brown, flowing shoulder-length hair, Ellis Laifer ’15 is one of the few boys at Staples who can rock a headband. In fact, he’s always looking for new ways to tame the mane, sometimes even...

The white, brown-roofed cottage stands out amongst the various chain stores and gas stations, its red door blazing against the plain exterior. Once inside, customers are enveloped in the dim lighting and...

On Monday, March 23, posters adorned the walls of the cafeteria, advertising the arrival of frozen yogurt and after-school snacks. Both will be available on Tuesday, April 7. Ever since last fall, when...

England is in ruins. It’s year 2049, and the upper and lower classes have just had a massive nuclear war, wiping out a large portion of the population. The two classes are more divided than ever, leaving...

Some may argue that the caption is the most crucial part of any photo you post on Instagram or Facebook. Sadly, terrible captions have been plaguing social media sites since the beginning of time. With...

President Obama cancelled his trip to Bridgeport, Connecticut on Wednesday, Oct. 15 due to an urgent meeting with government officials about the Ebola crisis. He was planning on visiting Bridgeport’s...

Most preschoolers would dread taking off their beloved life jackets and jumping into the deep end of the pool. For Mia Bullock ’16, this was no problem. Bullock went to preschool at the YMCA, which...

“You should be outside, enjoying vacation while it lasts.” The MyStaples app said it best. This week, I’ve struggled to find the lunch schedule for August on the MyStaples app, only to see it...

Friday, May 23, the Zlatkin family hosted the Sounds of Social Change benefit concert in their 150-year-old onion barn, which featured performances from Bard Conservatory musicians. Huge, orange lanterns...

This year, the Staples Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) will hold its 16th annual Day of Silence on May 2, 2014, a day signifying the silence members of the LGBT community endure due to bullying and harassment. “It...

When you walk into Java, you’re greeted by the butter yellow walls and barn red wood paneling decorated with large black and white photographs and unique decor. Small, round tables with light blue...