Student news site of New Ulm High School

The Eagle Online
Student news site of New Ulm High School

The Eagle Online
Student news site of New Ulm High School

The Eagle Online
Deck the Halls

Deck the Halls

Ryan Ocampo, Contributor
November 30, 2021
Sunrise on top of the hill next to the high school

Beautiful sunrise at NUHS

Anton Freiderich, Contributor
November 30, 2021
Twinning on Tuesday!

American Ed Week!

Graceyn Nesje, Contributor
November 27, 2021
Zany signing - Makiah Otto signs to play tennis at Minnesota State Mankato with a little help from her freaky friends

10 S N E 1?

Staff Journalist
November 12, 2021
NUHS had a pretty sweet sunset yesterday before the volleyball game.

NUHS sunset

October 25, 2021
New Ulm High School students Jasmin Huerta and Carley Achman talk about freshman year.

Freshman Life

Celsey Achman, Contributor
October 10, 2021
Do you still need a yearbook? Having one might just help you remember your years in high school. School yearbooks give you the chance to look back in time and remember the good times you might have experienced! Im glad I started buying my yearbooks since 5th grade! Looking back and seeing all the familiar faces is an interesting experience says Gabriela Hernandez, a 16-year-old junior in school.

NUHS YEARBOOK

Sonia Hernandez, contributor
April 12, 2021
Local senior boy Ian Tully from New Ulm, Minnesota has to shave his head every few months for the National Guard. Ian joined the guard last year for the purpose of protecting his local community. This required him to get a buzz cut, for they do not allow longer hair as it would get in the way. After hearing this, Ian decided to take matters into his own hands and shave his head. Originally, I was gonna cut my hair cause it would get in the way when I was working on cars, so this didnt really affect me in a bad way . Because of how often Ian has to shave his head, his hair is almost adapting to it, and he is now acquiring an early form of what seems to look like male pattern baldness.

Local teen suffers from male pattern baldness

Jacob Luepke, Contributor
March 21, 2021
With spring being just around the corner, many of Minnesota’s bird species like this golden crown-kinglet (pictured above) will begin their migration to their seasonal breeding grounds. This means that hundreds of bird species, ranging from ducks to warblers, will begin their 16,000-mile journey along the Mississippi flyway to reach Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Spring Migration Season Begins

February 25, 2021
Snowmobiling on a Warm Winter Day

Snowmobiling on a Warm Winter Day

Stacy Helget, Contributer
January 7, 2021
New Ulm High School Eagle Enterprise Class makes flower arrangements for Christmas.

NUHS Eagle Enterprise

December 22, 2020
Finally Fishing on Hard Water

Finally Fishing on Hard Water

Sam Keckeisen
December 22, 2020
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