Since school was called off due to COVID-19 on Mar. 12, the college recruitment process has been disrupted for spring athletes.
Though recruitment methods vary from sport to sport, in normal times,...
On April 9, Principal Denise Dubravec sent out an email concerning graduation. Specifically, what the school is planning on doing about it amidst the global pandemic. If you didn’t read it,...
Ever since the COVID-19 virus forced millions of Americans into hibernation for the spring, there has been a national pause on public gatherings not seen since the aftermath of the September 11th attacks.
And...
Of the 125 suburban municipalities tracked by Cook County data, Kenilworth and Winnetka in New Trier Township have the 4th and 6th highest rates of COVID-19 cases as of Tuesday.
The first, second,...
Hanging out with friends represents a big portion of what teens do when they are not on devices, so now that that option is gone, sheltering in place seems even more boring.
Though screen time is...
COVID-19 has led to a wave of school shutdowns, not only keeping students out of the classroom, but off the fields and courts as well.
Even though IHSA has a target date of resuming in May, the...
We at the New Trier News are heartbroken to hear that 22nd Century Media has been forced out of business by the impact of the coronavirus. The seven North Shore weekly papers that operated through the...
As the COVID-19 outbreak forces Americans to spend more and more time inside their houses to decrease their chances of contracting or spreading the virus, public spaces have become deserted.
On Friday,...
It’s safe to say that this new period of isolation poses quite a significant change that most, if not all, of us weren’t expecting and certainly weren’t prepared for. This abrupt shift in our daily...
The coronavirus outbreak is prompting many Americans to stock up on various grocery and household items. Most of them make perfect sense—canned food, hand sanitizer, soap, snack food—but some items...
Since New Trier’s closure in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic, the school has implemented remote-learning lessons. The lessons started on Mar. 9 and will continue after Spring Break until Apr. 13, though...
COVID-19 has caused multiple college campuses to shut down, which includes cancellations of campus visits and admitted students days for high school students. This has had an impact on the college decision...