The NYHS cross-country team runners made idle chatter while they stretched in the brisk air on a recent Thursday. The team consists of four students, Merav Frank (12th grade), Isaiah Gabbay (12th grade),...

March was Women's History Month, a time to celebrate the achievements of women and shed light on the oppression women have faced. This year, the NYHS administration decided to plan advisory lessons, workshops,...

When Chuck’s Hop Shop owner Chuck Shin asked Zylberschtein's Delicatessen and Bakery owner Josh Grunig to be his restaurant partner at Third Place Books Seward Park, Grunig saw it as an opportunity to...

On Thursday, November 18th, the NYHS community held a town hall on the subject of improving school culture through respecting others. NYHS held this town hall because of “a lack of respect for everyone...

Relaxing long weekends, enjoyable holidays, and days off are sadly over. Our extracurriculars have begun, the homework is piling up and the weather is turning. Our lives are getting busier, more stressful,...

Last month, as NYHS prepped for Reverse Tashlich, I noticed that many of my peers were expressing that they weren't sure how to start being more environmentally friendly. Here is a list of tips for anyone...

If you are on TikTok at all–or any social media platform–you have probably seen some of these viral recipes. Even though they are popular you might have wondered, are they tasty? Are they easy to make?...

Looking for a way to support local, black-owned businesses? Here is a list of small businesses, ranging from fashion to home goods.  Beauty Products  Queencare This brand has a selection of skin...

Many NYHS students feel their political opinions aren't valued because they don't have the opportunity to vote yet. In the 2024 presidential election, though, every current NYHS student will be able to...