Teachers have been heavily impacted by the pandemic throughout the last year, so it important to consider their opinions on education.

After an interesting first 11 weeks of the 2020-2021 school year, Mr. Lehman reflects on the year thus far through poetry.

Sophomore Mackenzie Golden describes the positive and negative changes that have occurred in her life during the pandemic.

The changes made to marching band reflects the "new normal" amidst a pandemic, which Adeline Lusk connects to political and cultural issues.

Bella Schaffer's work on the Northern football live-stream allows students to remain connected through sports amidst COVID-19.

The holiday season is fast approaching and finding gifts for others may be a challenge. Here are fifteen ideas that are all unique.

This season, the Northern Boys Soccer Team has seen unprecedented success that led them to the PIAA State Final.

The uncertainty about the result of the election comes as a result of the alleged ballot fraud, which further divides the American people.

In order to promote health and safety during the holiday season, many traditions may be altered this year to reflect COVID-19.

First, Hurricane Eta, which was a Category 4 hurricane, struck Central America. Then two weeks later Hurricane Iota landed in the same area.

Through a series of questions, Ms. Eshleman reflects on the year thus far and the effects of distanced learning.

The Mini-THON leadership team has already started planning fundraisers to raise money for childhood cancer.

Lindsay Johnson and Halee Taylor evaluate their final tennis season and offer advice to the underclassmen.

The 2020 Presidential race is projected to be extremely tight and to be decided by the various swing states.