March has arrived, and has brought madness along with it. The NCAA tournament began on March 4 and is now in its later stages. Four teams from the men's and women's bracket remain. The Men's field contains now favorites, North Carolina, Oregon, first timers, Gonzaga and

Last Friday, Nintendo lovers around the world anxiously waited for the release of Nintendo’s new console, the Nintendo Switch. Released Last Friday, March 3, students who had pre-ordered the console or those early enough to purchase one, finally received the anticipated gaming system. Junior Olivia

By word of mouth and social media, the news of a nationwide boycott spread. The boycott calls for all undocumented residents, citizens and immigrants from all over the U.S. to put their lives on hold. According to a report by NPR, businesses and restaurants across the

Winter season has rolled into Columbus, and with a new superintendent comes a new outlook on predicted delays and closures. Mixed views on this new outlook has caused confusion when it comes to delays because of winter weather. “Change in practice… I wasn’t here before, so

An announcement echoed through the school during seventh period, calling the majority of the band to their practice room. However, senior Pragya Chandra was not one of the band members leaving class early to hear the new announcement about the band's departure. "For me it was

Marching Band has been given an opportunity to play in the inaugural parade on Jan.20. After his running mate’s victory in the primaries, Vice President-elect Mike Pence reached out to North to offer them a place in the parade. Junior Rachel Ciadella is one of the

A fire broke out early Dec. 5, due to a light malfunction in the auditorium. The fire caused students to evacuate for 15 minutes and for a complete hall shutdown in to second period. The smoke damage from the fire will affect performances and concerts until

On Saturday Dec. 3, the annual Festival of Lights Parade took place in downtown Columbus. The Sound of North performed in the parade, along with multiple other organizations. Sophomore Mitchell Henry marched with the band. “I played the mellophone in the parade,” Henry said. The

Looking to consume a burger, a bag full of fries and complimentary peanuts? Five Guys and their burgers and fries will be coming to Columbus soon. The company confirmed the opening of their new store in late August on Facebook. “Hey Columbus Indiana!! Just wanted to