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Anti-ICE protesters march in Pike Place Market on Feb. 16, 2025.

Washington confronts new era of immigration policy

On the day of his inauguration, President Donald Trump and his administration signed a series of new policies and reversals to completely rework the U.S. domestic immigration policy.  One such...

NSD Superintendent Tolley to retire in June

NSD Superintendent Tolley to retire in June

Crayson Mavrinac (he/him), Cheeky Editor, Co-Director of Fun Feb 25, 2025

Q: Why did you decide to retire?   A: I have been working in the field of education for 45 years. And I had had an interest in retiring, actually a few years ago, but Michelle Reid decided to...

Principal Adam Desautels logs into MagicSchool AI, one of the new AI tools that NSD is introduc-
ing to its teachers and administrators.

Northshore curates new academic AI tools

Langley Foster (she/her), Reporter Jan 23, 2025

For the past three years, NSD has been phasing in artificial intelligence tools for students and teachers to use. Although much of the discussion around AI in classrooms focuses on avoiding plagiarism,...

4B gains traction in United States

LJ Lamason (she/her), Reporter Jan 17, 2025

After Trump won the 2024 presidential election, the 4B movement started gaining attention on American social media. Trump has been accused of sexual misconduct by at least 18 different women and was found...

The UNFCC (also called COP) is the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. After the 21st Conference of the Parties in 2016, it put into action the Paris Agreement, a legally-binding document that aims to limit the increase in average global temperature.

Developing countries find COP29 lacking

Boden Little (he/him), PR Team, Co-Director of Fun Jan 15, 2025

The 29th United Nations Conference of the Parties, also known as the Climate Change Conference or COP29, took place from Nov. 11-24 in Baku, Azerbaijan, and resulted in the New Collective Quantified Goal...

Allen explains the FAFSA application during his visit to Alayna Miller’s AP Literature class.

Department of Education faces potential elimination

Callie Tse (she/her), News Editor Jan 8, 2025

Throughout his 2024 presidential campaign, President-elect Donald Trump pledged to abolish the Department of Education and distribute its key programs to other government agencies, citing a desire to return...

UW research discoveries reveal bright future for science

UW research discoveries reveal bright future for science

Throughout October, several research teams at the University of Washington pioneered advanced technologies and trailblazed scientific discoveries, including prototypes of wearable cameras that can detect...

The presidents of MSA and JSU lead their clubs in a game of bingo focused on the similarities between Islam and Judaism.

Israel-Gaza conflict continues to escalate

  Within the last three months, the Israel-Gaza conflict has developed on both military and humanitarian fronts as new actors become increasingly entrenched and Israeli policy on aid to Gaza...

Boeing’s factory located in Renton. Workers returned on Nov. 12 after accepting the company’s latest offer raising salaries by 38%.

Boeing machinists’ strike concludes with 38% pay increase

On Nov. 4, a seven-week union workers’ strike at Boeing ended with a contract offer to raise machinists’ salaries by 38% over the next four years, provide greater contributions to employees’ 401(k)...

Larger vehicles use the main roadway of the senior lot to transport materials. Students are directed not to go beyond the fence as a
safety precaution. Photo by Anna Oleynikova

Prepare for prolonged portable use

Anna Oleynikova (she/her), PR Team Nov 7, 2024

The portables across from the visitor lot will be ready for use beginning in the fall of 2025. Currently, the portables are part of the first of three phases of the reconstruction of the whole school. Since...

The library offers assistance to students taking the  SAT.

Select colleges return to the SAT

Ava Hedin (she/her), Co-Business Manager, PR Team Nov 7, 2024

Universities nationwide, such as Harvard, Brown, Dartmouth and Northwestern, have started requiring standardized test scores again from undergraduate applicants. In a Nordic News survey of 95 students,...

A student models a required Viking Shirt for PE class, showcasing the new dress code for the school year.

New policies for the new school year

Nicole Chen (she/her), PR Manager Nov 1, 2024

Phone policy In response to rising concerns about distractions in the classroom, the administration has implemented a new cell phone policy requiring students to place their phones in Velcro-sealed envelopes...

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