This year, the Class of 2025 accepted over $1.74 million in scholarships and aid — 44 out of 180 surveyed students reported earning scholarships — and we’ve assembled a list of the biggest awards!   Grace...

Elizabeth Lund After eight years at Inglemoor and over two decades inside the classroom, Elizabeth Lund (she/her) knows a thing or two about stories — both the ones in books and the ones students write...

For many high school graduates, applying to college is the next practical step in a long-standing family tradition. For first-generation college students, however, it marks the beginning of one. First-gen...

Jumping from high school to college, or immediately into a career, can be a huge transition. We paired seniors and alumni who made similar transitions — one pair moving from high school to college at...

Leaning over the bed, senior Abraham Sinaga (he/him) carefully clasps the cuff around the patient’s arm and, using the cold stethoscope, listens for the familiar “lub-dub” of the heartbeat. But Sinaga...

William He My Nordic journey wasn’t normal. During an exhilarating day of eighth-grade online school, my sister, co-editor-in-chief of Nordic News for 2020-21, burst into my room telling me to fill...

The Pacific Northwest is full of beautiful plants, animals and land formations. From Mount Rainier to Lake Washington, there are hundreds of places to explore, hike and immerse yourself in nature, all...

On May 8, 2025, Inglemoor Class of 2024 alumnus Daniel Chu passed away. He was an active member of the Inglemoor Theater Company and Mock Trial club, and he served as the JV boys tennis captain in his...

What is Passover? On the 14th day of the Jewish month Nissan — which includes the weeks of March 25 to April 25 on the Gregorian calendar — Jewish families around the world celebrate the eight-day-long...

Music teacher and NSD music coordinator Charlie Fix (he/him) didn’t expect to end up in the field of education. However, after realizing that his favorite part of high school was music, Fix eventually...

Currently, around two million people in the United States are diagnosed with dyslexia. It is one of the most common learning disabilities around the world, affecting 10-20% of the American population,...