After watching the reality TV show, “The Kardashians,” I never thought I’d see another television show so cringy, fake, and out of touch. Yet, Kim Kardashian continues to prove me wrong. All’s...
Staying awake to listen to album releases with my best friend is one of my favorite parts of the music world, and Conan Gray’s “Wishbone”, released on August 15, 2025, did not disappoint. His fourth...
In the fourth installment of The Legendary Light, Maddy and Riya will sit down with immigration lawyer Michael Stroster and EL instructor Kay Tarleton to discuss the recent events involving ICE around...
In the third episode of the award-winning podcast, Riya and Maddy sit down with freshman Logan Dowell to discuss how he manages mental health during the holiday season.
In the second episode of the award-winning Legendary Light podcast, Riya and Maddy sit down with new Spanish teacher Heather Canenguez to discuss Hispanic Heritage Month and why it’s important for...
This is the first installment of The Legendary Light, an NL podcast hosted by junior Riya Bhatt and Maddy Duhn. Each episode will feature a diverse cast of Huskie interview subjects sharing their feelings...
THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT is Taylor Swift’s 11th studio album. Swift is 34 years old, and she has been writing music since her teenage years. Her first album Taylor Swift debuted in November of 2006....
With the end of 2024 rapidly approaching and the school year kicking off, it’s important to take a step back and reflect on the many movies released this year—from horror movies like “Trap” to...
Out of all the games I have ever played, one that I finished just about one week ago has hit me the hardest in terms of story and emotion: a charming indie game by the name of In Stars and Time. The...
Released into theaters on February 17th, Ant-Man and The Wasp Quantumania divided audiences. Rotten Tomatoes received polarized reviews with 48% from critics and 83% from audiences. Critic, Joe Friar,...
Surprisingly Difficult is a monthly comic strip by senior Northern Light illustrator Kayla Miller that tackles the ordinary things about high school that should not be, but are, surprisingly difficult.
