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I'm fine. We're fine. Right?

I’m fine. We’re fine. Right?

February 27, 2021
Released in summer 2020, 'I May Destroy You' delves into sexual assault and trauma.

Everybody needs to watch ‘I May Destroy You’

February 9, 2021
Excerpt from Wilkerson's most recent book, Caste

‘Caste’ is the history lesson we all need

December 18, 2020
The new special Euphoria epsidoe aired on HBO Dec. 4

We should take a note or two or a hundred from the special ‘Euphoria’ episode

December 18, 2020
Still from Amour, which is among many foreign films which depict life with great simplicity, detail, and beauty

Foreign films: soothing to the soul

November 19, 2020
The rising sun peaking through a thin haze of clouds the morning of Oct. 11

Finding peace in predictable unpredictability

October 23, 2020
TikTok did not take down a viral video of man committing suicide, later attributing the video's spread to a dark web raid effort

Mental illness isn’t a trend

October 9, 2020
Twenty-five percent of the student body attended school in-person on Oct. 6 for the first time since the spring.

My first day back: Some thoughts – and tips – on returning to school and surviving.

October 6, 2020
The school will prioritize equity with its 2030 strategic plan

Just more madness?

October 2, 2020
I identify as biracial with Korean and White descent, evidenced here by my one slightly smaller eye which hadn't developed a double eyelid yet.

People are complex. Even if their skin isn’t white.

October 2, 2020
In light of the Black Lives Matter protests, New Trier released an updated equity plan for 2020

Students, staff hopeful but uncertain if school will meet equity goal

September 25, 2020
Novelist Colson Whitehead was a keynote speaker at the Winnetka Campus at the last All School Seminar Day on Feb. 28, 2017

Don’t be a hypocrite

June 8, 2020
Vitalant, formerly LifeSource, has seen a rise in donors since Shelter in place began

Despite national blood shortage, local center sees rise in donors

April 28, 2020
With shelter in place rules and social distancing, coping with mental health issues is becoming a reality for more students

Shelter in place orders create challenge for students’ mental health

April 4, 2020

Social media and COVID-19: friend or foe?

March 23, 2020

Trendy stories aren’t the only stories

March 13, 2020

Vietnam vs. now: are we being disruptive enough?

February 21, 2020
The team celebrates after an invite on Jan. 25

Gymnastics shines at CSL meet

February 7, 2020

Suicide and mental illness are real. Let’s talk about it like it is.

January 17, 2020

Sexual Assault Prevention Club in the works

December 13, 2019

Minorities respond to N-word presentations

December 13, 2019
The field hockey team poses with their first-place trophy after the state final on Nov. 2

Field hockey repeats as state champions with OT win

November 15, 2019

Controversial movie prompts polarizing reviews

November 1, 2019
The team huddles before their game with Maine South on Oct. 2

Girls volleyball avenges early-season loss to Niles West

October 18, 2019

Complex causes behind rising suicide rates among men

September 27, 2019
The team gathers following their victory over Arrowhead on Sept. 14

Field hockey routs Wisconsin opponent Arrowhead

September 20, 2019

Boys soccer rebounds in the second half to beat Loyola

September 13, 2019

We need to change how we talk about mental health

April 22, 2019
Bridget, Kelly, and Sabrina Hagedorn getting their licenses

Twins and triplets in the spotlight

March 8, 2019

Q3 slump: fact or fiction

February 8, 2019
Track and field runs laps for a meet in field house. NT teams are also competing for space

Athletes, coaches frustrated by lack of renovations

November 30, 2018
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