by Elena Schwartz Last year, Newton was rocked by the deaths of three high school students. This community is still dealing with the aftermath of those deaths, and the Newton Public School system is still...

by MacKenzie Silvia With stress in teenagers skyrocketing, it is important for teens to be able to manage their time in a positive way while still having time for extracurriculars. Students have different...

[polldaddy poll=8437637] by Elena Schwartz It is college season once again. Seniors feverishly scribble their Common App essays (and likely numerous supplements as well), and juniors, sophomores, and perhaps...

by David Kwartler Evan Falchuk is a Newton North parent running in the gubernatorial midterm elections taking place tomorrow. Falchuk lives in Auburndale and is the creator of the United Independent Party,...

First published Oct. 24, 2014. by Emily Moss On a Saturday afternoon, children of all ages file out the doors of a large building on Wells Avenue in Newton, their minds swimming with the new concepts...

by Elena Schwartz The People’s Climate March took place Sunday, September 21, two days before world leaders, including president Barack Obama, attended a climate summit at the United Nations. Millions...

by Isabel Joyce Whether a student is entering this school for the first time as a freshman or coming in with three years of high school complete, there are several anxiety-inducing facets of school life...

by Douglas Abrams Standing on an especially quiet block in Newtonville, 697 Washington Street has never been the center of attention. There are four business spaces inside of it; three are occupied by...

by Nicky Kaufman, Leah Budson, and Connor Vasu Silence in the Library It is D-block on a Monday and the Library Learning Commons is bustling with activity. Some students are chatting about the weekend...