by Cate Waters
North and South’s LigerBot team traveled to St. Louis last week to compete in the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Robotics World Championship, Wednesday...
by Cate Waters
About 500 teachers, in yellow shirts, marched from North to the Ed Center last Monday at 6:30 p.m. They went to see if the School Committee would vote, either for or against, what the...
by Lucy Lu
Whitsons Culinary Group will now serve omelets for $2 every Friday morning from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
The omelet station was piloted the Friday before April vacation near the kitchens but...
by Jacob Sims Speyer and Emily Moss
Riley housemaster Mark Aronson was named interim principal for the 2015-2016 school year in a letter sent to parents by superintendent David Fleishman on Tuesday.
Aronson,...
by Lucy Lu
In front of a pink and blue faded backdrop, beneath the bright lights, empty black chairs and music stands were delicately laid out before an eagerly-awaiting audience.
A sudden applause erupted,...
by Lucy Lu
Sophomore Nick Scott won second place in the advanced level of the Chinese Bridge Speech Contest for non-native high school students last Sunday.
To enter the competition, Scott sent in a recording...
by Cate Waters
School officials this week narrowed down three candidates to fill Riley housemaster Mark Aronson's vacancy—physical education teacher Lauren Baugher, special education teacher Scott...
by Rose Bostwick
Every year, North celebrates the beginning of the spring season with the annual concert, Springfest. Springfest is a two-part concert, which will begin with Springest I tomorrow and continue...
In WGBH's TV series, High School Quiz Show, North beat Chelmsford High School 650 to 330 Saturday, March 14 and advanced to the next round.
The team consisted of seniors Zach Bennett, Nathan Buchwald,...
by Maya Metser
One in four women report experiencing abuse over the course of their lifetime, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This worrisome statistic is one of many...
by Rose Bostwick
Actors clad in bright yellow “Spontaneous Generation University” sweatshirts thrilled audiences with improvised scenes, songs, and dances at yesterday’s hilarious opening night...
by Emily Moss
In a letter to Newton families last Wednesday, superintendent David Fleishman announced his decision to appoint an interim principal next school year rather than selecting either William...