Cole Johnson, Student of Journalism
• December 3, 2023
The word “scholar” can be traced to the ancient Greek “scholé,” which is often misleadingly translated as leisure, according to Chris Long, Dean of the College of Arts & Letters and of...
The NHS library quickly fills up and Mrs. Jenn McMahon finds that the library has no more room for over 100 unopened boxes of books from the Neenah Middle School and incoming books as the 2023-’24 school...
Students are congregating around the newly revived ice cream machine at NHS. Following spring break the ice cream machine was reintroduced into the lives and stomachs of the student body.
Recently,...
Brenden Selch, Student of Journalism
• December 28, 2022
In America, soccer has consistently been one of the least popular sports to watch, with most Americans preferring to watch football, basketball or baseball. Prior to the 2022 FIFA World Cup, studies from...
Sierra Luepke, Student of Journalism
• December 21, 2022
Walking through the halls of NHS, there is no doubt that you will see a Bubbl’r in the hands of a student or tucked in the side of their backpack. But what has caused this drink to become so popular? ...
Elisa Hein, Student of Journalism
• November 17, 2022
Opener, consisting of performances from four ensembles, salutes 50 years of show choir on Tuesday, Nov. 22 in Pickard auditorium.
“We started working with the band and our set is coming along great!”...
In November 1999, UNESCO officially proclaimed the 21st of February of every year to be the International Mother Languages Day. In subsequent years, the United Nations called on its member states...
Satellite: Why did the counseling staff choose to spread out the SOS screener days on a once-a-month schedule?
Dr. Altekruse: “We normally just do two classes, 9th grade and 11th grade. Because of...
Applying for the position of foreign service officer of the United States is a difficult task, but beloved social studies teacher Eric Thiede rose up to the challenge.
This last month, Thiede visited...
Staffing issues hit local industries this year, lengthening wait times and shortening open hours in the face of an unprecedented worker shortage, The Post-Crescent said in a Sept. 3 article.
While...
Neenah alumnus Chance Pronschinske’s clothing company, Smile Big, provided prizes for N.J.S.D.’s Jan. 22 virtual staff raffle in place of the usual donations from local businesses.
Chance Pronschinske...
The Neenah Public Library’s upstairs History Room contains tucked-away gems of Neenah’s past: high school yearbooks dating back to 1919, with the exception of a few missing years, according to librarian...
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