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The Student Voice of North Allegheny Senior High School

The Uproar

The Student Voice of North Allegheny Senior High School

The Uproar

The Student Voice of North Allegheny Senior High School

The Uproar

What are the students of NASH discussing in the bustling hallways?

Overheard in the Halls / Sem2

Staff June 3, 2025

  “Why are you looking at my dad?” “Someone walked by with so much perfume that I can taste it on the tip of my tongue.” “Does Mr. Downs have a child in the building? I just heard...

At the Top of the Class

At the Top of the Class

Grace Thomas, Co-Editor-in-Chief June 2, 2025

You're one of NA's highest achieving students. What's your secret? My academic success has been the result of many factors: supportive teachers, unique school opportunities, consistent hard work, and...

all photos by Scout Gilliland

Up Close: Senior Sunrise ’25

Scout Gilliland, Photography Editor May 30, 2025

Up Close: NASH Preschool Graduation

Up Close: NASH Preschool Graduation

Grace Thomas, Co-Editor-in-Chief May 29, 2025

You Go Girl!

You Go Girl!

Caroline Iregui, Staff Writer May 16, 2025

How do you do so many leadership roles at once?  I try to prioritize my roles well and delegate smaller tasks to other people so I can focus on the big tasks. What is something surprising about...

Up Close: TigerThon '25

Up Close: TigerThon ’25

Scout Gilliland, Photography Editor May 12, 2025

photo: Jaycee Mae Faber

More Than a Distraction

Addey Kane, Staff Writer May 5, 2025

Every assignment I turn in has some sort of doodle on it. Whether it’s Spider-Man or a character from my recent anime craze, there is a doodle on my assignment. When my Film Studies teacher, Mr....

photo credit: Annika Good

Good Talk: Mrs. Ruffolo

Grace Thomas, Co-Editor-in-Chief April 10, 2025

Where did you spend your high school years/go to college? I grew up in a rural area in Scottdale, PA, and I went to Westminster College. My high school was so small that, on the first day of school,...

Mount Rainier’s overflowing flower fields and crystal-clear skies are a glimpse into the paradise of an unpolluted past. Mount Rainier itself is the highest volcanic peak in the contiguous US, and it was established in 1899 as the nation’s fifth national park. For over a century, constant care has been taken to preserve this unique landmark.

What We Might Lose

Grace Thomas, Co-Editor-in-Chief April 3, 2025

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