Bea Samuels 10/25/25 Bea Samuels 10/25/25

France’s Breaking Point

France has entered a new wave of mass unrest.

Anna Lena Leutiger 10/25/25 Anna Lena Leutiger 10/25/25

Discover Newman's Creative Voices

In late spring last school year, Astrid Shivers '27 joined Newsman with a new idea: a Creative Writing section.

Anna Lena Leutiger 10/18/25 Anna Lena Leutiger 10/18/25

Alexander Agbabian & Global Mindedness

Many students know Mr. Agbabian as a Spanish Teacher, but fewer might know about his hobby of learning French, his love for movies, or the story behind his favorite hiking trail.

Timmy Bollin 10/15/25 Timmy Bollin 10/15/25

A Different Meetup

A poem by Timmy Bollin.

Emile Dijan 10/14/25 Emile Dijan 10/14/25

The Land of the Sky

A poem written by Emile Dijan from the creative writing class by Ms. Matson.

Newsman 10/10/25 Newsman 10/10/25

New Rules: How Students and Staff are Reacting to the New Phone Policy

Over the summer of 2025 a new Newman policy was created, the most controversial policy of recent Newman history.

Newsman 10/9/25 Newsman 10/9/25

To be Young

A poem written by an anonymous student.

Evia Cobo 10/8/25 Evia Cobo 10/8/25

Cupid and Psyche: “We Like Because, We Love Despite”

“In all the constantly changing universe one thing remains unchanged, anima: the soul:” (E.J Kennedy)

Bea Samuels 9/24/25 Bea Samuels 9/24/25

From Memes to Geopolitics - Why TikTok Matters

TikTok seems like a fun place for lip synchs, dances and memes, but it has become a battleground for the US and China.