Black Refractions: Highlights from the Studio Museum in Harlem
Lydia Snapp, Social Media Team
January 27, 2020
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What Role Models Mean To Us: Freshman looks up to her middle school art teacher
Grace Getachew, Guest Writer
January 10, 2020
“I look up to her, she helped me through some rough times,” said Loy Norrix freshman Lucy Holverstott when talking about her 6th grade art teacher from Maple Street Magnet School for the Arts, Gayle James. Everyone has someone they look up to. Whether it’s a person they’re close with or some...
Sophomore creates art to cope with social anxiety
Zoe Naylor, Guest Writer
January 7, 2020
It’s Show-and-Tell day at school and 8-year old Karmani Williams has brought something special to share: a stuffed parrot she sewed herself. She created it with the help of her grandmother, a tailor, and the parrot quickly became one of her most treasured items. Williams still keeps the tattered bird f...
Loy Norrix Students Shine in Art Show: The Kalamazoo Institute of Arts High School Area Show Offers Promising Opportunities for Student Artists
Katie Shantz
June 12, 2019
Now in its 37th year, the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts High School Area Show presents a unique chance for student artists to receive recognition for their works. Eight colleges and university programs offered nearly $1,000,000 in scholarships and awards for exemplary student work on May 17th, 2019. U...
Students Show Incoming Freshman A Little Piece of Norrix
Jaelyn Anderson
May 24, 2019
Every year Loy Norrix has incoming freshmen from Maple Street and Milwood middle schools come visit the school to get an idea of what high school will be like. Administrators explained all the opportunities that Norrix offers, many groups preformed for them and they got a tour of the school. The middle...
OK Go Bassist and Loy Norrix Alumnus Triumphantly Returns to Kalamazoo
Elliot Russell, Web Editor
May 12, 2019
A flyer is plastered onto the bulletin by the office. It shows four men in bright attire, tangled up in colorful yarn. This poster advertises that their tour is coming to town, but it isn’t the first time for one of them. “My friends, who I played in a band with in high school, someone’s Engl...
Making Characters Come To Life: Loy Norrix Student Recalls Her Art Background
April 19, 2019
By Kinsey Skjold “Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time,” author and artist Thomas Merton once said. This line pertains to young up-and-coming artists everywhere, particularly in the case of sophomore Jaylene Ballesteros, whose semi-realistic portraits have been ...
A Universe of Her Own: How One Girl Creates More Worlds than Anyone Knew Existed
April 17, 2019
By Carly Loken One of the best parts about rewatching movies or T.V. shows from your childhood is being able to put the goggles clouded by childhood innocence back on and simply enjoy watching a world unfold before your eyes. It’s a method of ultrafast transportation into a different universe, full ...
Students Most Recent Emojis
Allyson Ralat
June 14, 2018
By Paula Zuniga and Allyson Ralat Junior Isabel Best - “It’s very cute, and you can send it to a friend, a boo, shows them how much you care.” Junior Nailah Blanks - “I say goodbye to my friends but they know I’ll be back.” Junior Parker Kissel - “It always helps express my mood....
Forensics Team Takes States
Amarra Lyons
May 14, 2018
After working hard all season long, the time finally came for the Knight’s forensics team to head to the final States tournament. After coming in the top groups at regionals, the qualifying group consisted of six alternates and 23 competitors. The team left Thursday afternoon and spent the day at c...
"A Little Shop of Horrors” Cast Delivers a Killer Performance
Anna Kushner
April 20, 2018
The lights dim, the curtains pull back, and one is transported to Skid Row, where lonely flower shop assistant Seymour, played by senior Victor Moss, gambles his chance for love and success on an obscure new plant which he names Audrey II, after his friend and crush, Audrey, played by senior Grace Erwa...
Students Respond to Art
March 1, 2018
Dear Editor, Alexa Davis, your article on AP Art, cartooning, and functional ceramics was very well written and analyzed. I enjoyed the addition of Steven’s point of view on how things are being run in his classroom. My only complaint is the anime section, which many professors of art admit is not a fo...
