Goodbye Brian
Last month, the athletic department released some bittersweet news. Northview’s own beloved athletic trainer of nearly four years, Brian Killinger, was to move away in […]
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What you need to know about the SANP
As the first semester comes to a close, the anticipation of graduation for seniors is growing rapidly. Seniors will experience their last memories together as […]
WAVE-ing to the new year
Sliding into the month of January, the Welcoming And Valuing Everyone (WAVE) club has big plans. Witnessing Wednesdays- The first Wednesday of each month, this […]
The Roar receives an NEF Grant
A letter from the editors: We are greatly appreciative of the grant we received from the NEF and we are excited to venture into new […]
Students prepare for AP Exams amid pandemic
College Board’s Advanced Placement (AP) Exams are about a month away, and AP students and staff alike are rising above the challenges of this unprecedented […]
The fight for winter sports
After Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced January 22 that contact winter sports could not start competition until February 21 at the earliest, Let Them Play founder […]
Memorial Versiti Blood Drive
A memorial blood drive held at Frontline Church on Tuesday January 5, 2021 honored the passing of teacher Ted Burba. Burba, who was the teacher […]
College Board makes changes to the SAT
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, College Board announced on January 19 that they will be making changes to the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT.) “The pandemic […]
Opinion: We can’t let screens ruin the way women view themselves
On average, internet users may have 7.6 social media accounts. Social media’s influence on our lives has truly climbed to incredible heights. It’s no surprise […]
Whitmer extends stay at home order
On May 7 during her daily coronavirus briefing, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer extended the Stay Home, Stay Safe order to May 28. The stay at […]