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Trump’s Visa Crackdown Fills Students with College Uncertainty

Blakeny Johnston, Staff Writer October 10, 2025

As with every senior class, the library is abuzz with conversation about college. Yet, unlike any other college cycle, President Trump’s new visa restrictions and travel bans suggest meaningful changes...

The Rise of AI Forces Nobles Students to Reevaluate Their Futures

The Rise of AI Forces Nobles Students to Reevaluate Their Futures

Phoebe Triant, Staff Writer October 10, 2025

As reported by The New York Times, Manasi Mishra of Silicon Valley graduated with a degree in Computer Science (CS) from Purdue University in May 2025, a top school renowned for its excellent STEM programs....

New faculty Farah DiPasquale teaching class

The People Behind the Pencil: Introducing New Nobles Faculty

Blakeny Johnston, Staff Writer October 10, 2025

Taylor Braswell: This year, Nobles welcomes Taylor Braswell, a recent graduate of the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), to the English Department. At UPenn, she received her master’s in education,...

Shattuck building renovation underway

Nonprofits Before People: A Demonstration in Review

Ariel Rabinovich and Ruby Delinsky October 10, 2025

“Nobles not so noble – profits before people,” students read as they passed through the front entrance on the first day of school. With no organization listed on the sign, Pine Street commuters could...

The new weight room where the wrestling and film rooms used to be located

From Heavy Weights to Headlocks

Izzie Hoffmeister, Layout Staff October 10, 2025

The decision to switch the locations of the weight and wrestling rooms was long in the making, one that both Director of Strength and Conditioning Kevin O’Neill and Wrestling Coach Charles Danhof had...

Christine Pasterczyk Retires After Illustrious 31-Year Nobles Career

Christine Pasterczyk Retires After Illustrious 31-Year Nobles Career

May 26, 2025

James Hazen Baker 100 is flooded with students putting the finishing touches on their advanced projects in Physics. The sound of nails being hammered into place, the whir of twin leafblowers,...

A Five-Year Wait: John Proctor is the Villain Returns

A Five-Year Wait: John Proctor is the Villain Returns

May 26, 2025

Rachael Wang English class can get much more eventful than you may expect: Kimberly Belflower’s John Proctor is the Villain takes place almost entirely within the classroom. The play is based on...

Gelber and Verma Elected SLC Co-Presidents

Gelber and Verma Elected SLC Co-Presidents

May 26, 2025

Blakeny Johnston On May 15, Ben Gelber and Sunehri Verma were elected School Life Council (SLC) Co-Presidents for the 2025–2026 school year. The Nobleman took the time to sit down...

Frozen Federal Funds Cause STEM Research to Hit Pause

Frozen Federal Funds Cause STEM Research to Hit Pause

May 1, 2025

Ruby Delinsky Over the past few months, the Trump administration has withheld federal funding from top American colleges, spurring a national debate over this decision and its repercussions. These...

Class I Military Service

Class I Military Service

May 1, 2025

Blake Dinwoodey Service sits at the heart of Nobles’ mission and core values, specifically shaping students to “unlock the potential to do good,” and military service is a way that many Nobles...

Mock Trial v. Massachusetts

Mock Trial v. Massachusetts

May 1, 2025

Lara Sahagun Nobles’ Mock Trial Club was started to share a love of law. Biannually, the club hosts an intramural season dubbed “Spring/Fall Intrateams,” open for all students at Nobles to...

Faculty and Staff Go Abroad on Inaugural Teacher EXCEL Trips

Faculty and Staff Go Abroad on Inaugural Teacher EXCEL Trips

May 1, 2025

Brenna Thomas For decades, Nobles students have returned from EXCEL trips with stories of transformation, connections, deep cultural exchanges, and a newfound global perspective. Now, for the first...

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