This year, for the first time, Portage Northern is hosting a Coming Out Day panel in celebration of National Coming Out Day on Monday, October 11. There is a lot of excitement surrounding the event,...
Bryana Quick, Associate Editor
• September 21, 2021
As an intern for history teacher Greathen Derenne last year, Aaron Warfield felt drawn to teach at PN. "When I first came here, all of the staff made me feel welcomed, appreciated, and valued,” he...
On September 15, the 3rd floor boys bathroom was closed due to vandalism.
“I know that someone went in there, ripped the soap dispenser off the wall, took a picture of it, posted it on their...
Fire alarms twice sent students from the building on the morning of Thursday, September 9, but there was no real threat.
The alarms went off during first and fourth hours. When asked how he felt...
Well, that’s all, folks! Now that I have officially graduated from high school, I can move on to what’s next: crossing items off my jucket list before I start college this fall.
What’s a...
Many things have changed this year, but as students move closer to summer and the public health data continues to improve, more and more events are allowed to happen in person, and on May 7 and 7pm...
A dynamic performer and public speaker, Abby Seeber is an artist, and she’s proud to be. Despite her passion, talents, and years of experience, three words follow her everywhere:
“What’s your...
Despite being still predominantly virtually learning, there is a large amount of engagement with this year's student senate elections and a large group of students running for office. Students can vote...
Chris Harris has been teaching young-5 students for nearly two years. This school year, however, presented many new obstacles for Harris, who was tasked with the instrumental role of guiding the youngest...
Journaling has become something of a phenomena of the modern era. There are a plethora of Instagram posts and YouTube videos in which the journaling talents of an individual are put on display. Their...
“2020 wasn’t just a crazy year to be alive, it was a tragic and empowering year to be Black. Today we honor and celebrate that,” said senior Makayla Bolton at PN’s Black History Month...
