A then 16-year-old Bea Miller gained an audience with her debut album, “Not an Apology,” in January of 2015. Since then, the only new music from Miller was a single released in July of 2016, leaving...
By Alex Harring, Website Managing Editor
• March 10, 2017
UPDATE: The WARM Center will not be open March 11-12 because of restored power to most homes.
Grosse Pointe Public Schools, Services for Older Citizens and Grosse Pointe police are opening a WARM Center at...
Because of a continued power outage, the SAT test, hosted by the Grosse Pointe Public School System and originally housed on North's campus on Saturday, March 11, will be moved to Brownell Middle School...
UPDATE: The show will run in originally scheduled days of the week and times the following week, March 16-18.
UPDATE: All scheduled shows have been cancelled. New performance times and ticket information...
By Amber Braker, Staff Reporter
• February 25, 2017
Black History Month began in 1915 as Negro History Week. It was founded by black historian Carter G. Woodson and minister Jesse E. Moorland as a way to spread awareness of African Americans’ achievements....
Learning a second language is a requirement for receiving a diploma in Michigan. House Bill 4465 (passed in 2006) requires all students to take a minimum of two years of a foreign language in order to...
With a surge in online classes nationwide, many students, including sophomore Sophie Leszczynski and junior Caitlin Magnan, are replacing desks with computers.
Students in Michigan can take online classes...
From working as a Radio City Rockette to founding her own charity dance program, school choreographer Cori Callahan has created a lifestyle around performing.
Callahan first stepped foot on the dance...
