While the pandemic has forced most students back to remote learning, special education students are still regularly going to school, and have been since September. That’s because going to school in person...

As numbers of COVID-19 infections are rising at record setting rates throughout the country, there is much anticipation and confusion about whether a vaccine will be available anytime soon.  Through...

Some students and teachers are finding the school’s block schedule to be exhausting because of unbalanced days and 70-minute Zoom calls. Others, however, say the schedule allows them more time to focus...

As social media activism becomes more mainstream, spreading misinformation and blatant inaccuracies with the purpose of influencing others has become more prevalent. Even though students think they...

Following a spring and summer of racial reckoning, the school is making changes to the New Trier 2030 plan. The Equity Steering Committee, which includes teachers and students of color, has come together...

After transitioning to in-person learning for four days, New Trier returned to virtual learning on Tuesday Oct. 13 because of  a rise in statewide COVID-19 numbers. The school has decided to stay virtual ...

In the upcoming Nov. 3 election, Illinois residents will be voting in a referendum on the Illinois Allow for Graduated Income Tax Amendment. This amendment to the Illinois Constitution would eliminate...

By adapting activities to the online setting, many service clubs are surviving, if not thriving. Erika’s Lighthouse, a club that advocates for mental health awareness, has found that Zoom has made...

After 82 years, Lagniappe Potpourri went digital as students adapted the show from the stage to the YouTube screen. The pandemic forced this drastic change from the usual live stage show at the school’s...

To ensure the safety of students the administration has had to change many aspects of food service by offering grab-and-go meals and implementing rules on where to eat and how to order.  Over the last...

Normally, the Northfield campus would now be filled with a thousand freshmen, anxiously trying to figure out the quickest way to get to the D building from the B building.  This year is different:...