When the time came to host their annual tree sale, Tri-Ship sponsors and officers had to decide whether to go on with the long-lived tradition or cut it. With the chance of school being closed, the team...

On Dec. 1, the New Trier Board of Education voted to postpone instating a 50% in-person hybrid model until the start of second semester. Instead, the school will continue with its current 25% hybrid plan.  Board...

On Nov. 14 students and parents gathered at the Northfield campus as a part of the group Open New Trier. They rallied  to pressure the  school to open to  50% capacity.  Caroline Finnigan, a senior,...

New Trier students are making their voices heard in the continued debate over whether the school should reopen to 50%. Students first began publicly sharing their opinions at the Nov 16th board meetings...

On Saturday, Oct. 24, New Trier’s Peer Helping blood drive was held at the Northfield campus, where, despite  COVID-19, the community and students successfully donated blood that could up up to 141...

For the first time in school history, the annual club fair was held over Zoom on Sept. 23. As students entered the virtual event, it became clear that this situation would bring unique opportunities for...

On Nov. 10, New Trier kicked off its COVID-19 screening program for students and staff returning to the building for hybrid learning. The test identified 15 presumptive positive cases among the 1,920...

The biggest change to the college admissions process this year is how much weight standardized testing had on a student’s application, and the number of schools going test optional.  Many colleges...

On Nov. 7 Joe Biden was declared president-elect of the United States. Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris joins him. She is the first woman, the first Black person, and the first South Asian to be named...

Over the course of the next year, the four editors and fifteen members of the school’s yearbook, Trevia, will dedicate themselves to creating its 2021 edition. Though last year’s quarantine and...

Leading up to Oct. 31, students and parents are weighing the risks and benefits of  venturing out for trick-or-treating in the age of COVID-19.  Although some students feel like they have “aged...

With the election coming up soon, many people are already voting or preparing to vote on Nov. 3. Even students who aren’t yet eligible to vote are finding creative ways to stay civically engaged.  One...