How far are you willing to go to avoid getting a detention? Begging your parents to sign you in at the attendance office? Forging your doctor’s signature? Not far enough. Read and learn, T-wolves—here...

M&Ms stirred up controversy in January with a glow-down of their previously attractive brown and green female candy mascots, swapping their killer high heels for ugly old sneakers and pumps to fit...

May is all preparing to make the next school year the best it can be by applying to clubs and organizations. While written applications are self-explanatory, mastering the art of the interview is what...

Rain? Storms? Graupel? In Southern California, the local idiom to convey that something will never happen is “when it storms in SoCal.” By that definition, the past few rainy months have signaled the...

Northflix, Northwood High School’s very own streaming platform tailored to perfectly suit the diverse interests and qualifications required to be a Northwood student, will be launching next month. Take...

The start of March marks the start of blooming flowers and bird calls, but also the end to a month-long so-called cuffing season. Welcome to a spring of rejection; of unrequited crushes and not wanting...

Birds are chirping, new couples are cropping up in the 1400s stairwell, flowers are blooming and seasonal allergies are running their rampage—we all know what that means: Spring is finally here! The...

Florida’s Department of Education announced the immediate addition of an Advanced Placement course covering Florida Studies to state-wide schools’ Course of Studies on Feb. 30. The announcement comes...

There comes a time of year when the color green means more than just envy. In March, students learn about the depths of “The Great Gatsby,” a timeless novel about the American Dream. The symbol of...

Newly released senioritis vaccine, Seniorizer, has been authorized for emergency use by the IUSD Cafeteria and Bathroom Administration on March 9. Already in rapid production, the vaccine aims to reduce...