This past July, College Board announced that it was beginning to transition from paper to online AP tests. In total, 28 tests have been altered, and College Board is planning on adapting eight more exams...

“The chicken nuggets bounce. You can play ping pong with them!” This statement was shouted by my classmate when a representative from Marshall Middle School came to my elementary school to provide...

Swimming is a survival skill that most students are encouraged to know. But should it be the school’s responsibility?  The swimming unit here at NASH is required for all students, unless a student...

College football, one of the overwhelmingly popular sports in America today, runs on a few century-long customs, from the students who congregate in their respective student sections each week to the dynasties...

As we reach the midpoint of September, NASH students, especially seniors, are busier than ever. Between college and scholarship applications, maintaining good grades in challenging classes, participating...

The beginning of the school year is exciting for seniors in general because of the newfound independence they gain. The last firsts are what seniors either dread or look forward to the most. The last first...

I have a confession to make. I was wrong. And as stubborn as I am to admit it, my ignorance was bliss.  For context, a year ago I wrote an article titled The Book Industry in the Age of Tik Tok, in...

As weather gets wilder and horror stories spread faster than the frequent wildfires sweeping across the nation, it has become impossible to avoid bad news about climate change. From the rapidly shared...

There’s a lot that goes into students being able to ride the bus to and from school, from hiring bus drivers to assigning routes and maintaining the vehicles to managing the students aboard the buses....

Cell phones are an inescapable part of modern life. For all of their advantages, however, they have allowed certain vices to grow more troubling, and one of those consequences is our current sports betting...

As someone who has a close connection to marching band, I have observed that a common discussion that musicians in band have is whether marching band should be classified as a sport. From a spectator’s...

Hey, sophomores! Junior year is right around the corner, the day has finally come! To help you prepare for your junior year and your last building here at North Allegheny, here are some tips. First...