On March 11, 2020, the US declared COVID-19 a pandemic. This nationwide lockdown caused a decline in consumer spending, due to the loss of 20.6 million jobs. Of these, over half remain unemployed today....
Rush Limbaugh, talk show radio host and conservative tycoon, passed away from his battle of lung cancer at the age of 70.
Few in America changed the way a party's ideology develops like Limbaugh....
Imagine it's 2019. It's AP week. Students fret over their three-plus hour exams, and they are expected to sit for each test the day of. The stress is palpable but not unexpected, as AP tests have never...
It never hurts to be kind to others, especially during a health crisis, when giving back to the community is even more meaningful. That is exactly what NASH's Vocational Resource classes did this past...
As we near closer to our country's one-year lockdown anniversary, the long-term impacts of COVID-19 are now being revealed. Besides the obvious physical impacts, the virus has taken some social and mental...
Shortly after his inauguration, president Biden voiced an ambitious number of proposals he plans to achieve during his presidency. While many of those initiatives are focused on the pandemic, the president...
February is Black History Month. To observe and honor the accomplishments of Black Americans, the Student Council, Social Justice Club, and Multicultural Student Union have come together to host a series...
Duty, honor, and respect for one another are three of the main values North Allegheny Senior High School’s school resource officer espouses while protecting his school. Officer Todd Ray has been securing...
Hedgefund managers and other traders were scrambling the final week of January when GameStop and other lackluster stocks were being purchased in unprecedented amounts.
The push was led by Reddit group...
February 14th is quickly approaching, and love is in the air at NASH. Though the month may be best known for Valentine's Day, it represents much more to NASH students. In a normal year, the annual MORP...
The clock was ticking. The stakes were high. It was time for the final question.
“‘Love one another.’ These were the last words of what Secretary of State who served during the Civil War and later...
Sophia Caruso, Senior Staff Writer
• February 2, 2021
In some of the most unprecedented times, it is no surprise that North Allegheny teachers are going above and beyond to help their students. Physical Education teacher Mrs. Winters, in particular, has been...
