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Previous program participant Alexandra Tuley works on a graphic for her advanced journalism class. Tuley was a member of Voices of Youth where she made a graphic for another participant's story.

Second Wave Voices of Youth Program allows students to excel in journalism

Ender Ross, Executive Web Editor May 21, 2024

The necessities of life in this digital age mean that young people are more aware of social issues than ever, but it can be difficult to express frustration with social issues. Many Norrix students turn...

French translator, Marie Marcoux is helping to facilitate the conversation between Knight Life reporters and Gabonese journalists. The conversation was on environmental writing.

Journalists from Gabon meet with Knight Life reporters for a cultural and educational exchange

Sophia Ciokajlo, Photo Editor February 29, 2024

Gabon is an African country that is located on the west coast of the Atlantic Ocean. The official language of Gabon is French, as the country was a French colony until 1960.  Recently, experienced...

This is Hannah Locke, the Editor in Chief for the 2022-2023 school year. We are all very proud of her.

Privately owned news publications can be biased but there are benefits to local newspaper publications

Hannah Locke, Editor in Chief June 12, 2023

Privately owned news publications can be biased but there are benefits to local newspaper publications Kalamazoo is a vibrant city with more than 20 neighborhoods and a population of around 73 thousand...

Conner’s Critiques: “Bridgerton” Season 2 is the talk of the to(w)n, but wasn’t as good as season one

Conner’s Critiques: “Bridgerton” Season 2 is the talk of the to(w)n, but wasn’t as good as season one

Conner McBride, Staff Writer May 17, 2022

Netflix has, after a long wait, released season two of the popular historical drama on March 25, 2022, “Bridgerton.” Right off the bat this show has accumulated 251 million hours of watch-time within...

"The Lifespan of a Fact" poses for a promotional photo. Laurie Carter Rose (left) looks over shamefully at the nervous Myles Schwarz (middle) and the annoyed Paul Stroili (right).

What Happened There: “The Lifespan of a Fact” highlights the important division between fact and fiction

James Hauke, Multimedia Editor February 25, 2022

It was a gloomy yet bitterly cold evening on February 18, with downtown Kalamazoo having recently healed from a snow storm earlier that day: this was the time and place in which I went and saw “The Lifespan...

The headquarters of the French Dispatch in Ennui, France from "The French Dispatch."

Review: “The French Dispatch” is peak Wes Anderson and well worth the wait

Elliot Russell, Editor-in-Chief December 3, 2021

“It all began as a holiday,” the narrator utters as the trailer opens. I feel like I’ve heard this phrase a thousand times as I’ve ruminated over Wes Anderson’s “The French Dispatch.”  “The...

Visiting educators from the Netherlands pose for a group photo after a conversation hour with Norrix's Knight Life. When these guests come in Knight Life switches to third lunch in order to accommodate their schedules.

Knight Life welcomes guest educators from the Netherlands

Alexis Weeden, Assistant Editor-in-Chief January 21, 2020

Knight Life welcomed some new guests into their classroom on Monday, December 16, 2019. The desks in K6 were pushed into a circle and the reporters’ lunch had been moved around to accommodate their presence. This...

Loy Norrix Journalists Take Big Steps at MIPA 2019

Loy Norrix Journalists Take Big Steps at MIPA 2019

Devon Gross, Editor-in-Chief May 18, 2019

Each year, the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association holds a ceremony awarding various Michigan school publications and student journalists’ hard work and unique content they’ve published throughout...

Four Experts’ Views on Fake News

Four Experts’ Views on Fake News

Henry Snapp December 7, 2017

In an increasingly complicated age of mass media, it has become of paramount importance to separate real news from fake news. ‘Fake news’ is biased or untrue information presented as facts. The trend...

Third place winner Griffin Conley raises a fist after he won the News Design and Info Graphics award. PHOTO CREDIT / Izze Fahl

Knight Life Wins Big at MIPA Awards

Nora Hilgart-Griff May 9, 2017

On April 18th, Loy Norrix’s Knight Life headed to the state capital for the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association (MIPA) yearly Journalism awards. Knight Life won a total of 27 individual awards...

The group of high school journalists pose for a final picture of the day. Photo Credit / Brian Woodworth

Detroit Red Wings Host High School Media Day for Journalism Students

Abby Farrer April 17, 2017

A small room at Joe Louis Arena (The Joe) was filled with journalism students from all over Michigan who came for the annual high school media day. The students waited for the first panelists of Detroit...

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