North Pointe Now

Brave new legacy
April 7, 2025
By Mia Schultz, Section Editor
Opening phase five of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “Captain America: Brave New World,” released on Feb. 14th, caters to longtime Marvel fans and superhero movie enthusiasts...
Acoustic Latte returns for inspiring night of creativity
April 7, 2025
By Troy Lipscomb, Staff Reporter
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Performing around the clock
April 3, 2025
By Molly Lau and Yana Bottigliero
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Keeping it brief
April 2, 2025
By Piper Marshall and Kathryn Schaden
As the school year has progressed, the leaking ceilings have gradually become more of an inconvenience to students and staff on the third floor of B-building. Passing time...
Shortage of Special Education staff raises concerns
April 2, 2025
By Isabella Boedeker and Lilly Kline
Growing up with a younger brother who has Down syndrome, junior Peter Moe gained firsthand insight into Special Education staffing and instruction in the district. From advocating...
Dominating the DECA competition
April 2, 2025
By Lauren Kaled and Elissa Singh
With increased interest and participation in the Distributive Education Clubs of America group, President senior Caleb Kosel and Vice-President senior Leilani Feltman have...
Boys swim team wins meet against St. Clair high school 105-79
April 2, 2025
By Caroline Murray and Michael Roustemis
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Bittersweet feelings in the air at this year’s Grammys
April 2, 2025
By Molly Lau and Gabby Haddad
Sitting at the edge of our couches, we waited eagerly with popcorn in hand to see if our favorite songs and albums from the past year won, the artists giving a speech, performance...
From the court into the classroom
April 2, 2025
By Isabella Boedeker and Allie Mattes
Diving into the chaos of new faces and new content halfway through the school year is not an easy task, but for new social studies teacher Madeline Campbell, her background...

Shortage of Special Education staff raises concerns

By Isabella Boedeker and Lilly Kline • April 2, 2025

Growing up with a younger brother who has Down syndrome, junior Peter Moe gained firsthand insight into Special Education staffing and instruction...

Keeping it brief

By Sasha Kezhaya and Elissa Singh • February 26, 2025

Wildfires threaten Los Angeles On Jan. 7, thousands of acres were engulfed by fast-moving flames throughout areas of Los Angeles County....

Michigan’s minimum wage set to increase

By Katie Madigan, Brandon Eshman, Noah Kociba, and Christos Routsis • February 25, 2025

Since she started working at her current job at the Friendship Factory in July, senior Cara Kaslatas has experienced many pay changes. The current...

Charging into the future

By Lilly Kline, Troy Lipscomb, Stephen Listman, and Michael Roustemis • February 23, 2025

Premiering on Jan. 10 and continuing through Jan. 20, the Detroit Auto Show at the Huntington Center was not only bustling with visitors from...

Oxford Dictionary names “brain rot” word of the year

By Lauren Kaled, Brandon Eshman, and Stephen Listman • January 16, 2025

In recent years, brain rot terms have exploded in popularity online, especially in Gen-Z and Gen Alpha. “Brain rot” is currently...

Dr Tuttle’s contract extended to five years

By Isabella Boedeker and Donell James • January 13, 2025

The school board voted in an open meeting on Nov.19 to extend Superintendent Dr. Andrea Tuttle’s contract to a total duration of five years,...

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Lions navigate coaching staff shakeup

By Brandon Eshman and Noah Kociba • March 12, 2025

After losing to the Washington Commanders in the divisional round, the Super Bowl-candidate Detroit Lions ended their promising season on a low...

Quick Hits

By Finn Collins and Trevor Lipscomb • March 11, 2025

Girls varsity dance with Amanda Wong While the dance team hasn’t been perfect this season, facing injuries and challenges, junior Amanda...

Norsemen continue to uplift despite loss to Brother Rice

By Trevor Lipscomb and Katie McLeod • March 5, 2025

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Salvador dominates the mat as the only female

By Josie Cueter, Vinny Wilhelm, and Celesta Weidenbach • March 3, 2025

In a sport highly dominated by males, junior Sophia Salvador has made her mark on the North varsity wrestling team as the only female on their...

Quick Hits

By Allie Mattes and Charlotte DeCraene • February 24, 2025

Girls varsity basketball with Eva Borowski Kicking off the season with a record of 4-3, the girls varsity basketball team is overcoming the...

Success by the seniors

By Katie McLeod, Caroline Murray, and Kathryn Schaden • February 12, 2025

With a 10-4 record and a win over South, many Norsemen acknowledge how the seniors, such as captain Ben Rickerman, are contributing and leading...

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Performing around the clock

By Molly Lau and Yana Bottigliero • April 3, 2025

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Dominating the DECA competition

By Lauren Kaled and Elissa Singh • April 2, 2025

With increased interest and participation in the Distributive Education Clubs of America group, President senior Caleb Kosel and Vice-President...

From the court into the classroom

By Isabella Boedeker and Allie Mattes • April 2, 2025

Diving into the chaos of new faces and new content halfway through the school year is not an easy task, but for new social studies teacher Madeline...

Booked and busy

By Katie Madigan, Lainey Beland, and Celesta Weidenbach • March 20, 2025

Rows of books line the walls, the sound of keyboards clacking and 3-D printers operating demonstrates the Grosse Pointe Public Library Woods...

WILLOW’s view of Women’s History Month

By Josie Cueter, Maria Castronero, and Maddie Pflaum • March 20, 2025

In March, local organizations are making a point to honor and reflect on the achievements of women. For example, the WILLOW club, which stands...

Building bridges: Black Alumni Association empowers students

By Isabella Boedeker, Donell James, and Piper Marshall • March 14, 2025

Growing up in the Grosse Pointe Public School system and being one of the only Black students in the classroom was a norm for North alumni Tim...

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