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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

Inside the new student lounge during 6th period lunch

Room for Relaxation

Karthik Ramadugu, Staff Writer January 17, 2025

For decades NASH students have walked past the Athletic Hall of Fame on their way into the building. But times are changing, as the Student Council decided to switch things up and turn the glass-enclosed...

NASH senior Charles Potter delivers the opening statement for a murder mock trial, the capstone project of the Honors Argument course.

Trail to Trial

Charlie Palmer, Staff Writer January 15, 2025
What are mock trials, why are they important, and how are NASH students taking advantage of the opportunities? Of the six teams who entered the statewide competition, NA came home with five verdicts in their favor!
Tickets are now on sale for the February 1st dance.

Throwing a Snowball

Fiona Engel, News & Features Editor January 14, 2025

Shake off the winter chill and save the date, NASH! On Saturday, February 1st, from 7:30-10:30pm, the annual winter dance is returning. Join Student Council for a Night at the Disco!  Rather than being...

NASH senior Gabbie Ibrahim reviews her Common Application essay.

It Gets Personal

Fiona Engel, News & Features Editor January 8, 2025

Here at North Allegheny, most students complete the Common Application essay, also known as the personal statement, at the end of their junior year. As college application season inches closer to the end,...

NEHS honor cords

December, Honor Societies’ Version

Rachel McLaughlin, Staff Writer December 19, 2024

With holiday preparations in full swing amongst NASH students, the lesser-known honor societies are active with plenty of projects underway. These groups revolve around service related to their respective...

Gathering Hope meets during the activity period on Tuesday, December 17.

Active Duty

Cassandra Donley, Staff Writer December 17, 2024

This year, NASH students have likely noticed a new addition to the schedule--monthly activity periods. While activity periods have been around for years, the advent of them becoming weekly is new for this...

Students decorate the third floor social studies/math hall after school on Friday, December 13.

Deck the Halls ’24

Annika Good, Opinions & Arts Editor December 16, 2024

It's the most wonderful time of year again when the air turns crisp and a warm, cozy evening is all anyone craves. And with winter break approaching in less than a week, Student Council and various clubs...

Toys for Tigers

Toys for Tigers

Grace Thomas, Co-Editor-in-Chief November 27, 2024

For nearly a decade, North Allegheny’s Athletic Department and the Unified Boosters Organization have run a fundraising campaign to bring the holidays to those less fortunate. 'Tis the Toys for Tigers...

The empty paper butterflies acting as canvases for students' personal memorials.

You Are Loved

Jaycee Mae Faber, Co-Editor-in-Chief November 21, 2024

In 2008, the Highmark Caring Place, a free center for grieving children and families, officially recognized the third Thursday in November as Children’s Grief Awareness Day. Now, it is a nationally recognized...

Time to Create

Time to Create

Isaac Krieger, Staff Writer November 20, 2024

Mrs. Long’s fifth-period creative writing class combines both branches of the field: poetry and fiction writing. That's a first. Normally, the two genres are separated into their own semester courses,...

NASH junior Tyler Griffin submitted this photo to Key Club sponsor Mrs. Long as proof of his whopping donation.

Same Shoes, New Walk

Addey Kane, Staff Writer November 14, 2024

When the North Allegheny Cross Country season ended earlier this month, there was still one more finish line to cross -- the annual Soles4Souls service project. “Soles4Souls is a nonprofit that receives...

Hallway art on the third floor of NASH

Election Reactions

“I was really happy with the election’s results. I just hope the next four years will be respectful.” Male, grade 11 ****** “Waking up to see the results was heartbreaking. Seeing the rights...

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