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New Trier club receives service award
Lucas Eisen | May 19, 2021
Locals say beavers are worth a dam
Ana Torresarpi and Sarah Lin | May 19, 2021
Robotics Club constructs prosthetic arm for child
Joey Murray | May 12, 2021
Teachers zoom to adapt to remote learning
Lucas Eisen | May 10, 2021
No, not even water: Why non-Muslims should learn about Ramadan
Said Aydin | April 28, 2021
Two freshmen hit home run with new baseball-themed podcast
Ana Torresarpi | April 13, 2021
The show must go on for the Oscars 2021 season
Erik Jaman | April 10, 2021
Trevs dominate Glenbrook South in season opener
Joey Murray | March 28, 2021
Challah Talk Chapter 2: Return of the Challah
Brooks Herb, Sports Editor | March 26, 2021
Asian staff, students speak out against continued rise of anti-Asian hate crimes
Mattea Carberry, Features Editor | March 25, 2021

News

Members of the BinaryHeart Club stand around their workstation filled with computers, monitors, tablets, cords, and wires.

Lucas Eisen • May 19, 2021

On March 11, the BinaryHeart Club was honored at the virtual annual recognition event of the Volunteer Center, a North Shore non-profit volunteering

Two beavers currently reside in a pond at a residential area in Glenview. Coco, a female beaver, is pictured above.

Locals say beavers are worth a dam

May 19, 2021

Physics teacher John Miller passes out lab kits to students in order for them to be able to carry out various science experiments remotely

Teachers zoom to adapt to remote learning

May 10, 2021

Demonstrators gather during a "Stop Asian Hate" rally outside Georgia

Asian staff, students speak out against continued rise of anti-Asian hate crimes

March 25, 2021

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Features

Wise, second from left. with three fellow EMTs in Bello Colombia

Junior spends six months working in Colombian Hospital

Ana Torresarpi • May 19, 2021

Throughout 2020, most people have been wary of travelling over the pandemic, too worried about catching or spreading the virus. These fears, however, didn’t stop junior...

Day of Service allows alumni to work on passion projects

Said Aydin • May 19, 2021

Teachers concerned over student cheating during pandemic

Charles Foster, Staff Reporter • May 12, 2021

Luka Schulmeyer (right) and Chip Finck (left) build a prosthetic arm during a Robotics Club Meeting

Robotics Club constructs prosthetic arm for child

Joey Murray • May 12, 2021

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Opinions

Revisiting the Winnetka QAnon-themed store window

Connor Caserio, Opinions Editor

May 7, 2021

Last March, only a week after the pandemic struck, grounding daily life to a halt, I wrote an article for the New Trier News examining a QAnon-themed window display at Neapolitan,...

No, not even water: Why non-Muslims should learn about Ramadan

April 28, 2021

Who says there’s no crying in sports?

April 14, 2021

How the internet deforms human curiosity

March 10, 2021

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Sports

Cheer makes history qualifying for State finals

Grace Yoon, Staff Reporter • April 14, 2021

This year was the first year in IHSA history New Trier’s Cheerleading team qualified for State finals. On March 11, the team submitted their pre-recorded routine and...

Ben Glick, Caden Greco, and Declan Smith prepare for upcoming podcast over Zoom

Two freshmen hit home run with new baseball-themed podcast

April 13, 2021

New Trier celebrates in the end zone after a touchdown in a 28-7 win against Glenbrook South

Trevs dominate Glenbrook South in season opener

March 28, 2021

Team finishes first in the CSL South Conference Tournament, winning majority of its matches in both singles and doubles categories

Badminton maintains bond during pandemic

March 25, 2021

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Staff Editorial

Banning (now former) President Trump on social media is not censorship

January 20, 2021

President Donald Trump now sits in the Oval Office, disconnected from his usual way of communicating with Americans: Twitter. The social media site pulled the plug on Trump...

Students gather around the front entrance of the school waiting to be let in for the Oct. 14 SAT

Why the October SAT should not have happened

October 23, 2020

On Oct. 14, as seniors poured into school to take the SAT, they were required to wear a mask and have their Ruvna codes scanned at the door. Despite precautions put in...

Mental health education will help keep our students safe

October 9, 2020

We're disappointed to say that we've learned more about mental illnesses from TikTok than in our 13 years of school. We don’t think we're alone in this. Teens have been...

With student postings on social media of large gatherings on the rise, the virus-free future we all want is moving further away

Getting COVID-19 doesn't make you cool

October 2, 2020

In a time of change, the New Trier News is here for you

September 25, 2020

Local journalism matters now more than ever - NT students are helping to provide it

April 6, 2020

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New Trier club receives service award
Lucas Eisen | May 19, 2021
Locals say beavers are worth a dam
Ana Torresarpi and Sarah Lin | May 19, 2021
Robotics Club constructs prosthetic arm for child
Joey Murray | May 12, 2021
Teachers zoom to adapt to remote learning
Lucas Eisen | May 10, 2021
No, not even water: Why non-Muslims should learn about Ramadan
Said Aydin | April 28, 2021
Two freshmen hit home run with new baseball-themed podcast
Ana Torresarpi | April 13, 2021
The show must go on for the Oscars 2021 season
Erik Jaman | April 10, 2021

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You can get rid of one type of assignment forever. You pick:

40 minute tests

In-class essays

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The swimming unit

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The new wing

The library

The scrounge

I like Northfield better

What is your favorite suject?

My elective

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Features

Junior spends six months working in Colombian Hospital

Ana Torresarpi • May 19, 2021

Day of Service allows alumni to work on passion projects

Said Aydin • May 19, 2021

Teachers concerned over student cheating during pandemic

Charles Foster, Staff Reporter • May 12, 2021

Since its beginnings on the black market, Bitcoin has risen in popularity and has been bought by wealthy eccentrics and day traders alike.

So just what is Bitcoin?

April 13, 2021

News

Asian staff, students speak out against continued rise of anti-Asian hate crimes

Mattea Carberry, Features Editor • March 25, 2021

The six candidates from left to right, are Keith Dronen, Kimberly Alcantara, Avik Das, Sally Tomlinson, Chad Prodromos, and Julie Cho

Candidates ramp up campaign as elections approach

Said Aydin • March 20, 2021

New Trier to rebuild the athletic wing

Joey Murray • March 16, 2021

Black History Month is recognized throughout the month of February and is meant to recognize African American history

Student Council toolkit spurs students, staff to reflect on Black History Month

March 13, 2021

Students taking classes in science, math, English, kinetic wellness, and driver education will enter the building this summer

School revamps summer program for 2021

March 12, 2021

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Opinions

Mannequins at Neapolitan in Winnetka caused some concern among residents because of the blue QAnon bracelets around their wrists

Revisiting the Winnetka QAnon-themed store window

Connor Caserio, Opinions Editor • May 7, 2021

UCLA players huddle on the court after their heartbreaking Final Four loss against Gonzaga

Who says there's no crying in sports?

April 14, 2021

This photo shows social media app icons on a smartphone held by an Associated Press reporter

How the internet deforms human curiosity

March 10, 2021

Rush Limbaugh with first Lady Melania Trump and his wife Kathryn during former President Donald Trump

Opinion: Rush Limbaugh's legacy -- a man who built an anti-truth platform

March 2, 2021

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Sports

Cheer makes history qualifying for State finals

Grace Yoon, Staff Reporter • April 14, 2021

This year was the first year in IHSA history New Trier’s Cheerleading team qualified for State finals. On March 11, the team submitted their pre-recorded routine and...

Trevs dominate Glenbrook South in season opener

Joey Murray • March 28, 2021

Badminton maintains bond during pandemic

Nora Pu • March 25, 2021

On stage, cameraman Guy Rhodes navigates through a dance choreographed by senior Madeline Brown offering viewers an up-close perspective unique to that of a typical dance performance.

Lights! Camera! Kinesis!

Lucas Eisen • March 19, 2021

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Staff Editorial

Why the October SAT should not have happened

October 23, 2020

Mental health education will help keep our students safe

October 9, 2020

Getting COVID-19 doesn't make you cool

October 2, 2020

In a time of change, the New Trier News is here for you

September 25, 2020

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Eco-friendly companies set example by supporting conservation efforts
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Adventure programs teach conservation values
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Claudia Levens, Co-Editor in Chief | October 20, 2017
Township goes green outside New Trier
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When the weather is bad, students are “SAD”
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