On Sat. May 15, the Northwood Arts Department hosted a Senior Art Show at the Kiwanis Club in Pittsboro. The show included works from multiple senior artists who will be graduating in the next three weeks.
Student council elections for class representatives of the 2021-2022 school year have concluded as of May 20, though results have not yet been announced. Voting was eligible for rising sophomores, juniors and seniors on May 17, May 18 and May 19. The Omniscient interviewed student council candidates to see how they felt about the election.
On May 13, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention released new guidance that suggested fully vaccinated individuals can “safely do most activities without wearing a mask or the need to social distance from others.” In accordance with this guidance, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper lifted remaining COVID-19 restrictions on May 14…
Every month staff of The Northwood Omniscient recommends something for students and staff. For the month of May, staff members discussed their favorite flowers. Continue reading to find a new favorite flower!
Listen to Scott Gilliam talk about his life as a singer and senior member of Northwood’s award-winning acapella group, Pitch Please in the fourth episode of the Northwood Artist Series.
Colorful posters have begun popping up around Northwood, each promoting a different day in an upcoming event: Human Rights Week. Created by the Girls Learn International Club (GLI) in 2017, Human Rights Week is now run by the Human Rights Club. The Omniscient talked to members of the Human Rights Club to find out the goal of the week.
Staff Writers Lily Kate Witcher and Nellie Erret discuss a new hit tv show in the Marvel franchise: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.
These past two years of school have been egregious beyond parody. From an increased workload to Zoom detention to expecting kindergartners to sit for five hours straight, school has been significantly more awful than usual since March 2020.
