From The Top Recap
This video was made by staff writers Bailey White and Xavier Longoria. A deep dive documentary into the high school’s 2024 From the Top a […]
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Snow worries: lack of consistent snow prevents ski team from competing at Regionals
Each and every winter, Michiganders are forced to deal with mountains of snow. Dealing with dangerous roads, snow days, icy sidewalks, shoveling is needed throughout […]
 Staff Spotlight: new hire Kelsie Bovee is making an impact across the school and community
Walking our halls exists a young woman going above and beyond the traditional role of a hallway monitor. Kelsie Bovee is a dedicated and hard-working […]
Staff Spotlight: teacher Matt Howe goes the extra mile
In the bustling halls of education, Matt Howe is not your average educator. He is a well-known and respected teacher who has been impacting the […]
Community comes together to embrace creativity: Legomania 2024 photo gallery
Every year, the Northview Band Boosters hosts Legomania, a fun and creative event that involves numerous LEGO builds, creative competitions, and imaginative activities. Participants had […]
Mute the meaness: an opinion on why cyberbullying has to stop
As soon as you open up your phone, I’d bet you open up a social media platform. On that application, billions of people share their […]
A legacy etched into Northview’s swimming history: Newton brothers 40+ year-old records broken by a new age of Wildcats
Packed into a hot stadium, fans are on their feet, screaming so loud it’s deafening. Their attention is on the swimmers in the pool, each […]
When your spark is gone: a look into athlete burnout
School. Sport. Sleep. Repeat. It is easy to get caught up in the endless cycle of being a student athlete. Having too much on one’s […]
Shining the spotlight on Theater Arts: An introduction to the world of acting
It’s that time of the year. Students once again sit down with their counselors thinking of credit requirements, advanced placement (AP) classes, desired electives and […]
Opinion: Why AP Seminar shouldn’t be mandatory for sophomores at the high school
Most students hear of seniors who take four to five Advanced Placement (AP) classes and the stress endured as a side effect. One AP class […]