First, I’d like to both congratulate and thank the entire staff of the New Trier News for physically publishing VOL. CII, No.1 on Friday, November 5th, 2021. This edition continues a proud tradition,...
Just last week, I was roaming the isles of Barnes and Nobles, looking for any books that would strike me as particularly interesting. As I was trying to get to the fiction section, I briefly passed...
Every year, students come into the first day of school, sit down in their English class, and receive a syllabus. Beyond offering the guidelines for academic integrity and typical classroom rules,...
On July 1, history was made in college sports. Student athletes are now allowed to seek compensation for their name, image, and likeness (NIL). As a result of this change, student-athletes have maximized...
Many students may wonder why the familiar stacks of the New Trier News aren’t showing up in their adviseries every Friday.
It isn’t because we stopped reporting the news.
It’s because the...
Since the first days of freshman year, students are encouraged by parents, teachers, and advisers to explore their interests and build smaller communities by joining organizations. However, the commitment...
Though many grumble and groan over the struggle of wearing a mask, at the very least we can recognize that masks have kept many of us healthy over the course of this past year and a half. Really,...
At first, all I heard about the new schedule was criticism. Many students, including me, felt that 85 minutes was too much for the average student’s attention span. And although we took surveys showing...
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, a women’s luxury goods...
“What do you mean you’re fasting? You’re going to run the mile!” bellowed my seventh grade gym teacher.
I tried to formulate a response, attempting to squeeze an explanation out of me. My...
I still remember how I started crying after my elementary school basketball team, one of the first sports teams I ever played for, lost a close and hard-fought game. My emotions overcame me—I just started...
