Teja Hanumolu All upperclassmen know the feeling. Walking into the testing center with weeks, if not months, of experience under your belt, the butterflies in your stomach threatening to burst free,...

Blake Dinwoodey Many high-schoolers are eager to have a carefree and fun-filled college experience and escape their parents’ control; Nobles students are no different. However, college and adult...

Rachael Wang Fools Fest traditionally takes place inside the MAC, with activities, snacks, and a DJ. Last year, the event was moved to the Omni, where a student-run band played along with professionals....

Natalia Calvillo 2024 marked the anniversary of coeducation at Nobles: 50 years since 81 Upper School girls entered the graduating class of 1978. Leaders who foster meaningful conversations have...

Blakeny Johnston The Putnam Library is a complex ecosystem home to many fascinating species. It is a true example of biodiversity at its finest. As we open the doors to the library, we are met with...

Chris Kan Thanks to the proliferation of social media platforms, information has become a readily available commodity in modern society. Yet, as Professor of Philosophy at Scripps College Yuval Avnur...

Ruby Delinsky Claiming that “the war on women’s sports is over,” President Donald Trump signed an executive order this past February banning transgender female athletes (individuals assigned...

Lara Sahagun On Wednesday afternoons, as part of a routine faculty-wide email, Director of Teaching and Learning Mike Kalin sends out several resources: educational articles, news clippings, and...

Lara Sahagun During course registration, most electives at Nobles can appear like wavering, mystical checkboxes to click for a semester-long commitment in the distant future. Rather than Biology...

Ariel Rabinovich I like to call myself a maestro of the academic comeback, but I don’t know if I have it in me this time. Frankly, I couldn’t tell you why physics is so hard for me. My dad majored...