Minecraft is the world’s best-selling game ever, by a long shot. The next closest title is Grand Theft Auto V, 70 million units behind Minecraft at 130 million sales. Now, Mojang, the company behind...

On June 1st, an article was published on The Uproar’s sister site, NAEye, titled “Hypocrisy in America.” The three things I agree with in this article are the title, the writer’s anger at the brutal...

Right now, as I begin to write this article, the United States National Debt is $24,864,960,266,299. By the time anyone reads this, that number tens of millions of dollars below what that new number is....

With Bernie Sanders' withdrawal from the presidential race, Joe Biden has no foreseeable obstacles to the Democratic nomination. That path has cleared, but the one to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue remains murky....

This week, Katie and Michael discuss scheduling changes as well as North Allegheny's new Pass/Fail Policy.

***As the dateline would suggest, the following article is an April Fools satire***   The first few days of quarantine flew by quickly, as seniors caught up on sleep and their Netflix library....

The Chinese mainland and the island of Taiwan, to which the Chinese government lays claim, have long had a troubled relationship.  But since the world first learned late last year of a new and deadly...

While the gang may not be in the studio, Jeannie, Reese, and Michael connect online to discuss how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting their lives and the world at large.

In my junior year AP Economics class, the girl who sat next to me gave me just one piece of advice for senior year: Do your college applications during the summer. I took this advice to heart and had my...

One of the biggest complaints American students have with their country’s education system is its inability to prepare them for the “real world.” Paramount to this complaint is that many high school...

This week, the cast gives their opinions on school dances as seniors, Valentines Day, and Instagram ads

After only two primaries into the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential race, hopeful candidate and entrepreneur Andrew Yang has dropped out. A candidate who said it as he saw it, Yang built his platform...

“You’ve become one of the most wired countries on Earth -- a global leader in e-government and high-tech start-ups.  The entrepreneurial spirit of the Estonian people has been unleashed, and your...

If we are being honest, most high school dances are the same. Yes, the theme might change and the music is updated to whatever is popular that year, but dances are a predictable constant of high school....

One of the oldest countries on the planet, Britain dominated the European Continent, and the world as a whole, for centuries. Since the founding of the country, it was ruled by a monarchy. However, over...

In this episode, Jeannie, Reese, and Michael talk about their post high school plans plus a college admission horror story you must hear!

The Buzz talks about their Christmas plans and traditions. Stories are told, laughs are shared, and the joy is spread.

I walked into school on the first day of freshman year with about five multi-subject notebooks, three huge binders, a laptop, and a plethora of other supplies. Now in my senior year, my backpack consists...

Competition is human nature. The desire, nay, the need to outdo our peers is so paramount to our existence that even the evolution of life itself is based upon it. One of the most competitive times...

Starting on social media app Tik Tok, the “OK boomer” meme has provided endless amusement to Millennials and Generation Z. From a New Zealand Parliament Member shutting down a heckling colleague to...

For kids born in the late 90s and early 2000s, there are certain sounds, pictures, and memories that bring them back to their childhood. A Black Eyed Peas song, a SpongeBob quote, or even one of those...

On October 27, 2018, eleven worshipers in the Tree of Life Synagogue were shot and killed. Jewish residents who had been living and attending services there for decades suddenly had their lives ripped...

Jeannie, Reese, and Michael give their thoughts on abortion and try to answer tough philosophical questions surrounding reproductive rights.

With many seniors beginning to narrow down their lists of prospective colleges, the question of when to apply comes to the forefront. Nearly every college offers various stages of admission which can have...

On Saturday, October 5th, while at a Marching Band event, I felt my phone vibrate in my pocket. Thinking that it was a friend sending a Snapchat or Instagram post, I chose to ignore it. Around 20 minutes...

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Welcome to the NASH Uproar's latest podcast: The Buzz! In the first episode of The Buzz, the crew talks about Shane Dawson's latest series, role models, and more!

Everyone has heard of New Year's resolutions. Every year on January 1st, millions of people set goals and challenges for themselves to complete in the next twelve months. Keeping with that theme, I talked...

I don’t want to say Post Malone's third studio album is worse than his previous album because I didn’t enjoy it any less. However, Malone fills the 51-minute runtime for Hollywood’s Bleeding (HB)...

With the start of our junior year, students of the Class of 2020 made the transition from the ramps and windows of NAI to the stairs and dimness that is NASH, the final building of the North Allegheny...

Gold, Silver, Bronze. 1st, 2nd, 3rd. It’s human nature to put things in order. Every sporting event, academic competition, or challenge has winners and losers. Yet, when it comes to class rankings, North...

NATV recently ran a film quizzing NASH students to find out whether they were “smarter than a 5th grader.” One particular question dealt with the order of the planets in the solar system. When asked...

“I love what I do.” During our January trip to Washington DC, staff members of The Uproar met with a variety of reporters and other professionals working in journalism and related fields. Talking...

Apologize for the late upload! The snow days threw us off a bit, but we're back on schedule. In the 9th episode of Our Take, hosts Nate, Somya, Jill, and Michael give their takes on medical marijuana,...

Uproar staffers Anjana Suresh and Michael Taffe sit down with Elizabeth George, NA'13 and Duke University '17, to discuss the college admissions process.  Elizabeth is currently a graduate student at...

In this episode of Our Take, the team takes on Logan Paul, Tulsi Gabbard, and more. As always, thank you to everyone for listening!

In this episode of Our Take, hosts Michael, Jill, Nate, and Somya take on the persistent government shut down, the Russia investigation, and the Golden Globes! Tune in next week for our podcast before...

The McCandless police spent $30,000 finding their new police chief. The end result of the nationwide search was the hiring of David DiSanti, a former FBI agent. After all of that time and money put into...

This week, the team takes on the California wildfires, protestors in France, the downfall of Wikipedia, and more.

In this episode of Our Take, we discuss Elizabeth Warren's DNA test, Kashoggi's death and Saudi Arabia's response, and Ariana Grande Also Danny Devito

On the fourth episode of Our Take we discuss all the recent shootings across the United States and the school play. Also Danny Devito, Ice Tea, and Jesus

In today’s polarized political climate, most of us would agree that quite a few of the news sources we choose to read contain some partisan leaning, potentially having power to shape how we view certain...

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In this episode of Our Take, we give our take on Education, Brett Kavanaugh, and more! Also Spy Kids and Danny Devito

On the first episode of Our Take, hosts Somya Thakur, Jill Senrud, Michael Taffe, and Nate Stetson give their takes on a multitude of stories ranging from the recent Nike controversy to the well-known...

Many people in the United States have never heard of the tiny Baltic nation of Estonia. Its population is less than that of Allegheny County’s. Furthermore, the economy is about a third the size of that...