Nothing marks the end of a year like a massive book-return process. Students brought the novels and books for math, biology, history, economics, chemistry and many other subject areas that they used while studying from home this year during the first week of June. Librarian Rula Kassicieh, pictured here...

A rainbow flag fluttered beneath the national and state flags this month, catching the late spring breeze after the end of the 2020-2021 school year. "We proudly stand with and in support of our LGBTQ+ community, staff and students, and are thrilled to raise the rainbow flag in honor of Pride month,...

Tick. Tick.  Clocks count down the seconds for students to finish their work for this year. Students bury their heads in books as teachers hand out some of the final assignments or projects for the school year. It seems as though this year has flown by for many at Northgate.  As this year comes...

With all of the reports of crime and violence against Asians, Asian Americans and people of Asian-American Pacific Islander (AAPI) descent, it was refreshing and uplifting to hear that Chloe Zhao has won the best director award. The violence against many Asians over the past year has been horrendous,...

Last year, the worldwide pandemic started what we know as quarantine. Limiting our interactions in person to protect ourselves and others. Quarantine caused many to stay home more than they needed to, so people had to find ways to take care of their mental health. Some picked up new hobbies, others reprioritized...

Racism. Inequity. Protest. Justice. I can’t breathe. Black Lives Matter. These are the words that prominently appear in a simple search on April 21 for news commentary on the conviction of a former Minneapolis police officer in the death of George Floyd that brought up 54.7 million articles on the...