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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

NASH senior Maren Hesseling pets Finn, one of the Therapets that have visited NASH this year. (photo: Cassandra Donley)

Paws and Relax

Cassandra Donley, Staff Writer April 16, 2025

During their time at NASH, students may have noticed some extra-friendly visitors to the buildings. Fuzzy, sweet, and four-legged, these are Animal Friends’ Therapets, and they’re here to help melt...

NASH senior Maddox Rathmell works on an original poem in the library. Rathmell has participated in the 30-Day Poetry and Art Challenge for the past two years. (photo: David Willey)

On Your Marks… Get Set… Write!

Karthik Ramadugu, Staff Writer April 14, 2025

The month of April is known as National Poetry Month, Mrs. Lombardi, a NASH GOAL teacher, is hosting the 30 Days of Poetry and Art Challenge. Each day, Lombardi provides a topic and prompts to currently...

photo: Annika Good

A Passion for Prom

Rylee Rakers, Staff Writer April 8, 2025

With Prom less than a month away, seniors are getting ready for the one of the biggest nights of the year.  The dance will be held in the Grand and Urban Ballrooms at the Omni William Penn Hotel...

A sizable part of the parking lot next to the tennis courts will be torn down for the construction of pickle ball courts this summer.

In a Parking Pickle

Caroline Iregui, Staff Writer April 1, 2025

In a shocking turn of events, NASH has announced plans to cut the tennis court parking lots (coloquially known as “ghetto”) in half in favor of brand-new pickleball courts. The decision has sparked...

Going Up?

Going Up?

Charlie Palmer, Staff Writer April 1, 2025
Next year’s NASH students will have access to many new classes now that the 4th floor will be utilized. Course registration opens next week and students are encouraged to switch their current enrollments for any of these 17 new courses!
Take Five

Take Five

Jaycee Mae Faber, Co-Editor-in-Chief March 31, 2025

Every year, NASH experiences a huge amount of change. The seniors’ exit alone calls for a replacement of half the student body as last year’s sophomores enter their junior year. Unavoidably, it...

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Senior Spring Getaways

Caroline Iregui, Staff Writer March 21, 2025

The last spring break for seniors has arrived and students will be heading in just about every direction once the school day ends today. From their living room couch all the way to Spain, North Allegheny...

NASH GOAL teacher Mrs. Ruffolo meets with a Career Conversations group in advance of a meeting with civil rights lawyer Sarah Cobbs. (photo credit: Chris Petraglia)

Future Forward

Ryan Sarapa, Senior Staff Writer March 18, 2025

Whether students’ interests lie in medicine, business, politics, psychology, or even acting, the GOAL Department’s Career Conversations recently provided valuable insight into a vast number of different...

Senior Jack Simons gives a Power Red blood donation.

Donation Station

Karthik Ramadugu, Staff Writer March 17, 2025

On Wednesday, NASH's Health and Physical Education Department helped the non-profit organization Vitalant collect blood from student donors. During NASH's latest blood drive, over 165 students decided...

NASH counselor Mrs. Bielawski meets with one of her students to discuss scheduling options for next year.

A Year Ahead of Schedule

Faith Myers, Staff Writer March 13, 2025

Earlier this week, the NASH junior class submitted their scheduling requests for the last time. “Scheduling for senior year is especially stressful because you really have to start thinking about...

Mr. Rhinehart's period 6 AP English 3 class.

Put to the Test

Addey Kane, Staff Writer March 12, 2025

The end of the school year is in sight, but before summer starts, there’s one big thing standing in the way… AP tests. AP teachers have been talking about the testing since day one of the school...

A mini-Jesus peeks through the shelves in the NASH Library.

They Found Jesus

Grace Thomas, Co-Editor-in-Chief March 11, 2025

When drifting off in class or roaming the hallways, NASH students may come upon an unexpected sight--Jesus Christ, about an inch tall and made of rubber. Over the past few months of the 24-25 school year,...

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