Student Forum is among the most important student groups on campus, allowing elected students to represent their Advisement class in vital policy decisions from dance themes to ASB Elections. Although...

After a month of studying, a week of exams and a well-deserved break to unwind, students and teachers return to school in January ready for new beginnings. However, they find themselves stuck in an awkward...

Thanksgiving is a time for spirited family gatherings, catching up with loved ones and focusing on giving back to the community. However, it’s impossible to ignore the Eurocentric ideals and suffering...

Northwood students can join countless extracurricular activities, from Academic Decathlon and Biology Olympiad to Knitwork and Culinary. However, Niche’s C+ rating of Northwood’s clubs and activities...

For the older-than-is-socially-acceptable wimp, October is a constant stream of horror ads and jump-scare decorations. Even at school, both peers and faculty eagerly plan for the scariest night of the...

In a culture where graduation from a top tier university is what most high schoolers view as the only path to success, the military is an often overlooked post-high school choice. Joining the armed forces...

Oct. 14 marks Indigenous Peoples’ Day, a national holiday that commemorates the diverse cultures and contributions of Indigenous peoples. However, the significance of this day extends beyond mere recognition;...

Clubs are meant to showcase a variety of student interests and extracurricular opportunities. However, with a total of 90 clubs on campus, the reality is that there are simply too many clubs at Northwood...

“The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” and “The Handmaid’s Tale,” classics taught at Northwood, are adored by students. However, the literary merit of these novels is plagued by the ongoing controversy...

With great power comes great responsibility. Celebrities have become a vital presence working with brands on social media, but many large influencers disregard global issues and fail to acknowledge calls...

The awkward teenage ages from 12 to 17: the gap where you’re old enough to recognize the immorality in buying child price movie tickets for $11, yet too young to pay the full $15 adult price at Regal....

The SAT and ACT have for so long been looked at with deep skepticism. Rather than a measure of college readiness, it has been widely considered to be a tool for reinforcing socioeconomic inequalities that...