Less than 24 hours before severe weather downed power lines at NASH, WPXI Meteorologist Scott Harbaugh visited Ms. Schmiech's Honors Meteorology classes talk with students about weather, social media,...

For my final interview of the year, I finally had the chance to sit down with Mr. Solenday and ask some of my most burning questions, both personal and professional. Who is your favorite daughter? I...

Along with the usual happenings in the NASH Library, there is a new event taking place on Wednesday, May 22 after school. Ms. Wienand, the NASH Librarian, and the Library Club are hosting NASH’s first...

People generally know how Prom works. You take some pictures, eat some food, and dance a little. After that comes Post Prom, which many people sign up for but few actually know what to expect. All students...

Why did you become a teacher, and specifically, why French? In high school, the subject that clicked in my head was French. I was okay with math, and I was okay with the math-based sciences, like physics,...

As Prom season comes into full swing, the Parent Post Prom Committee remains hard at work. This group of volunteers has been coordinating the Post Prom event since early October, securing food donations,...

Since The Uproar was last in contact with Michael Mitole, the tireless Senior Class President helped organize another discount for NA students and staff -- this time at Yum, the local frozen yogurt shop...

For as long as I can remember, my dad has taken me with him to visit some of the school dances at NASH. Since he teaches here, he would stop by to say hi to some of his students and co-workers. I would...

How did you become a teacher at NASH? I was the director of the writing center at Bethel Park High School, and in 1996, I got a phone call from former NASH principal Larry Butterini. They were looking...

It's not uncommon for students to congregate in the MPR to listen to a guest speaker. But Friday's presentation by Minou Tavárez Mirabal, however, was hardly common. At 11:30am, students filled the...

As the NA gymnastics season draws to a close, the Uproar sat down with team manager Logan Falk to reflect on the year. How long have you done gymnastics? I've done gymnastics practically my whole...

Amidst all the deserved Girls' Basketball hype, certain NA students fought another battle. Seven students -- the majority of NASH’s Library Club -- participated in Battle of the Books, a book trivia...

The second semester is in full swing, but everyone’s thoughts are already on next year. Many seniors have applied or committed to what’s next, whether that is college, trade school, or a job, and the...

Senior Class President Michael Mitole has been hard at work since unveiling NA's first student discount from Smoothie King. In the last week, Mitole secured a deal with Monte Cello's, an optimal business...

On Thursday morning, NASH and NAI students shuffled off to their second period class as usual, but upon arriving to class, students watched a 90-minute live stream of the Safe2Say Something presentation,...

Senior Lincoln-Douglas debater Rachael Harris just won a scholarship from the local VFW. We sat down with her to get the details on both the season and the scholarship. What is the award you won? I...

Everyone remembers what it was like in elementary school, waiting for that important call while watching the news and trying to catch your school name scroll past on the list of cancellations, knowing...

It’s 2019, and for some us, that means we’ve entered our last semester at NASH, and North Allegheny as a whole. One of the earliest events to celebrate this final run is our winter semi-formal dance,...

Last week, my family celebrated Hanukkah, but unlike the most of the NASH Jewish community, my celebration will continue throughout the month. My family is half-Jewish and half-Catholic, so we observe...

Have you ever walked around the third floor after school on a Wednesday afternoon and wondered why hallways sound like a Friday night football game? It can be overwhelming, but as you pass by each of the...

Class of 2019 President Michael Mitole has organized the first of what he hopes to be many student and staff discounts for the 2018-2019 school year -- Smoothie King. “I just kind of looked around...

Before last Friday's playoff football game, NA Marching Band Drum Majors, Jack Lopuszynski, Ellie Rapp, and Becca Wickett, reflected on their last four years with in the Band. How long have you been...

Melissa Metzger, starting pitcher for the Girls' Varsity Slow-Pitch Softball Team, relives her final season on the team before heading off to college. Why did you decide to first play softball? Before...

After Brett McCutcheon's brother Ryan passed away last year, Brett and June Bracken collaborated on an album in his memory. The Ocean was released on September 30 -- the one year anniversary of Ryan's...

On Thursday, October 11, students and teachers alike met after school in the NASH Library for a discussion on Angie Thomas’s hit novel The Hate U Give. The event was sponsored by the Project Lit Book...

Calling all avid readers! If you’re looking for a club to join, the Duquesne English Festival, hosted each spring by the Western Pennsylvania Council of Teachers of English (WPCTE), may be your answer. “The...

RANTS Sam ~ Why are students no longer allowed to eat in places other than the cafeteria? I understand avoiding peanuts and tree nuts because of allergies, but an entire ban on food is just ridiculous!...