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Rahway Today
By the People, for the People
Rahway High School Journalists Showcase Visual Artistry
Student-led newspaper Rho Eta Sigma features student artwork alongside traditional news coverage.
Mar. 14, 2026 at 1:49pm
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The journalism program at Rahway High School in New Jersey is known for its student-led newspaper, Rho Eta Sigma, which covers local news, events, sports, and activities. In addition to traditional reporting, the talented students also showcase their visual arts skills, with junior Elaine Chang providing artwork for the newspaper's front pages.
Why it matters
The collaboration between the journalism and visual arts programs at Rahway High School highlights the diverse talents of the student body and the school's commitment to nurturing well-rounded, creative individuals. This cross-disciplinary approach prepares students for future careers and demonstrates the value of integrating different forms of expression in student media.
The details
Rho Eta Sigma, the student newspaper at Rahway High School, has been expanding its online presence in recent years to provide faster, more immediate news coverage. However, the paper version of the newspaper is still produced and distributed within the school, with the latest issue set to be released before the district's spring break. In addition to traditional journalistic content, the newspaper features artwork created by talented student artists, such as junior Elaine Chang, who has provided front-page illustrations for the publication.
- The latest issue of Rho Eta Sigma is scheduled to be released in the next few weeks, prior to the school district's spring break.
- Elaine Chang, a junior at Rahway High School, has provided artwork for the newspaper's front pages both this year and last year.
The players
Rho Eta Sigma
The student-led newspaper at Rahway High School, which covers local news, events, sports, and activities, and features student artwork alongside traditional journalistic content.
Elaine Chang
A junior at Rahway High School who is a gifted, self-taught artist and has provided artwork for the front pages of the Rho Eta Sigma newspaper.
Jonathan Quizhpi
A senior at Rahway High School and one of the editors-in-chief of the Rho Eta Sigma newspaper.
Ava Longo
A junior at Rahway High School and one of the editors-in-chief of the Rho Eta Sigma newspaper.
What they’re saying
“This collaboration between the journalism and visual arts programs at Rahway High School is a testament to the diverse talents of our student body and the school's commitment to nurturing well-rounded, creative individuals.”
— Jonathan Quizhpi, Editor-in-Chief, Rho Eta Sigma
What’s next
The latest issue of the Rho Eta Sigma newspaper, featuring Elaine Chang's artwork, is expected to be released in the next few weeks, prior to the school district's spring break.
The takeaway
The Rahway High School journalism program's integration of visual arts showcases the school's dedication to fostering multidisciplinary skills and preparing students for diverse future careers. This cross-pollination of talents reflects the value of nurturing creativity and self-expression in student media.
