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

A poem written by an anonymous student.

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

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

In Boston’s mayoral race, policy isn’t what divides the candidates. It’s their life stories.

Free blocks. Rare. Precious. Gone before you even figure out what to do with them. Whether you’re in 7th grade, 12th grade, or anywhere in between, we can all agree: they don’t come often, and when they do, they are gone in the blink of an eye.

If you’ve passed by the Learning Support office this year, chances are you’ve seen Bailey Vitali. Possibly with one of her two huskies, Zella and Hampton, not far from her thoughts.

From April 2nd to the 15th, Newman welcomed around twenty students visiting from New Taipei City, Taiwan.

The fluorescent lights buzzed overhead, and the sharp scent of antiseptic clung to my scrubs. My feet ached from hours of standing, and the clean room's filtered air still lingered in my nose.