Hinduphobia and how it made its way through history and to the contemporary world.

High-risk COVID-19 letters force band class to move outdoors

Students express their opinions on the sixteen families that sued Fulton County Schools over the mask mandate earlier this month

Northview’s drama department presents its latest play, “Hammered”, after a year in COVID-19.

A chance to reflect on the traditions that have been

The Messenger asks Northview students and parents to share their opinions on Fulton County Schools’ new mask policy

SLJC provides a platform to empower high school students in the Johns Creek area

Northview clubs continue to progress and achieve great things, despite the atypical situation

Northview teachers leave the school but will leave a lasting impression on students and staff

With COVID-19 cases rising, educators alter their AP and EOC testing plans

A look at the healthcare workers and community leaders driving COVID-19 local vaccination efforts

As the COVID-19 pandemic ensues, Asian American racism heightens.

Fulton County releases a new grading and attendance policy for the second semester

Women win Nobel Prize this year in multiple STEM categories and inspire a whole new generation.

The district creates a portal for parents to report potential cases

How policy changes have impacted students, teachers, administrators, and staff

Northview clubs adapt to the changes brought by this year’s virtual setting.

Northview students & staff reflect on the first step in returning to normalcy.

Northview transitions to Microsoft after three years of using Google as its primary educational platform.

In part three, a family shares their thoughts on the movement and how they are showing support from inside quarantine.