Shocked. Angry. Ashamed. Upset. Anxious. Unsurprised.  These are just some of the words used by students and staff at Northgate describing the recent tumult at the Capitol.  Nearly two months have passed since a protest of election results declaring Joe Biden the 46th president of the United...

Many of us have seen house plants become more popular within the past year as home and room decor.  Besides the aesthetic look as they sparkle in a room, they benefit our bodies in many other ways. In fact, with school closed and more home time, it turns out we all might want to look into investing...

Northgate joined the nation this week in quiet mourning of the more than a half-million people who have died from COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus. All flags on public and federal grounds have been ordered to be flown at half-staff until Friday March 26 at sundown, including the flag...

“I am interested in what could be possible without ever meeting in the same room,” wondered senior Casey Drouillard recently. Within the confines of distance learning, many musicians have encountered unique experiences. Drouillard, section leader of percussion in Wind Ensemble and of the rhythm...

Valentine’s Day is the kind of holiday that is impossible to forget about. A month in advance, every grocery market, florist, and department store enter a frenzy to show off new themed memorabilia. The chocolate bars wrapped in pink cellophane, huge bouquets, and even colorful fruit baskets all serve...