Tik Tok Evolution Creates New Features, Issues for Users
TikTok is one of the fastest growing apps to come out in the last decade with over one billion users. Users are able to share,...
Varsity Football Player Gus Ritchey Makes History With Recruitment Offers
Sophomore Gus Ritchey has an abundance of Division I offers ranging across the nation. At just 16 years old, Ritchey makes Northwood history for his...
Building Strong Relationships: My Brother’s and Sister’s Keeper Creates Safe Environment For Black Students
My Sister’s Keeper (MSK) and My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) are defined as “clubs that address persistent opportunity gaps faced by young men and women of color and ensure that all young people can reach their full potential,” according to the organization’s website. The two clubs have been uniting Northwood’s Black student population for more than 5 years through meetings that happen on Fridays during Plus 1 and activities to promote connection.
Nuthouse goes professional: Northwood’s new ESPN table makes their basketball debut
Northwood’s student section, the “Nuthouse,” is taking school spirit to the next level as members have created their own ESPN sports commentator table.
2021’s Tunes: Albums in review
2021 kicked off with a plethora of new tunes, leaving the world with new hits to sing along to. With soul, alternative, pop and even...
Girls in Wrestling: Passion Outweighs Challenges
With Northwood’s fall sports season coming to an end, students are beginning to buzz about new athletic opportunities. For junior female wrestler Dream Walker and sophomore wrestler Carleigh Burger, the winter sports season is a time to display their passion out on the wrestling mat.
Northwood Student Council Promotes Unity Throughout School
This year, Northwood’s student council is taking a new approach after a challenging year. “[We hope to] ignite unity within Northwood’s community by creating engaging opportunities,” Student Body President Kennedy Poston said.
Cyberbullying Has Become an Epidemic in 2021
The sentence “cyberbullying is not okay” is a well known catchphrase that students have heard ever since phones were available to them, but its significance remains true to this day. To put it as simply as possible, the pattern of cyberbullying is something that this generation must take control of and stop.
New Baking Club Prepares to Stir Up Success
There are many new clubs at Northwood this year, but one that has drawn lots of attention is The Mix Up club, a baking program that helps homeless shelters in the community.