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NHP Class of 2025 enters the stadium with a range of emotions as their graduation ceremony begins.
Caps Off: NHP Class of 2025 Looks Ahead and Reflects at Graduation
Seniors kick off their prom party by dancing on the dance floor.
One Last Dance: Class of 2025 Makes Memories at Senior Prom
During the AP Psychology exam this May, many students were affected by a nationwide glitch, significantly delaying the start of their tests.
Nationwide Glitches Delay AP Psychology Testing
The Junior High Band showcases their musical talents through a dynamic performance that highlights their growth and dedication throughout the year.
Decline in Concert Attendance: Comparing Audience Turnouts Among Instrumental Concerts and Musicals
“I think the competitions were a great opportunity for students to present their research and for them to communicate their findings in a professional setting,” science research teacher Mr. Denara said. (Source by Mr. Denara)
Remarkable Research: NHP Science Research Program Competes at Science Fairs
Mr. Chuba Commended as Coach of the Year
Mr. Chuba Commended as Coach of the Year
Lacrosse athletes Grace Leonard (left) and Alexa Geigle experienced highs and lows throughout the season, with Leonard receiving a senior scholar athlete distinction.
NHP Spring Sports Season Comes to a Close
“This was and will be the most entertaining series of the playoffs. The Knicks, who everyone knew was a complete team but didn’t think they would take a game from the Celtics, won in six games,” senior Sahir Bhatia said. “Brunson proved why he was the clutch player of the year and the Knicks as a team showed the teamwork and compatibility they can harness.”
NBA Finals Set With Indiana-Oklahoma Matchup
As the MLB highlighted longstanding geographical rivalries within the league during Rivalry Weekend, the New York Mets and Yankees faced off in a heated match.
Mets and Yankees Face Off in Heated Rivalry Weekend Clash
Seniors cheer for their peers during Junior-Senior Challenge.
NHP Celebrates An Afternoon of Sports and Sportsmanship
The Tony Awards, hosted by Cynthia Erivo, draw in curious and dedicated Broadway fans from all over the world.
Broadway’s Most Important Night: The Tony’s Recognize the Best Performances of the Year
NHP awaits Squid Game Season 3, wondering what will happen to their favorite characters.
Fans Eagerly Anticipate Season 3 of Netflix’s ‘Squid Game’
”[Billie Eilish] truly was made to be a performer and I hope everyone has a chance to see such an amazing show,” junior Nyelle Sarreal said.
“Hit Me Hard and Soft”: Billie Eilish Embarks on Seventh World Tour
With the advancement of technology, buying and selling items has become more accessible than ever, encouraging users to shape their perception on buying habits.
Scroll, Click, Spend: The Hidden Costs of Social Media
After spending approximately 2 ½ years apart, the critically acclaimed K-pop group BTS are reuniting after completing their military service.
They Are Seven: BTS Reunites After Compulsory Military Service
Seniors Joshua Wang, Maximus Josue, Rachel Jacob and Joseph James experience the icy challenge first hand. (Source by Ethan Ching)
“You Have 24 Hours to Respond”: USC Ice Bucket Challenge Raises Awareness for Mental Health
As AI models such as ChatGPT add functionalities to imitate the visual style of Studio Ghibli, many members of the art community remain torn on the impact of these models on art in general.
Art-ificial: AI-Generated Artwork Sparks Discussion
The heightened diplomatic tensions between India and Pakistan center around the area of Kashmir, which has long seen insurgency and movements for independence, as shown.
Strife in South Asia: Military Conflict Between India and Pakistan Escalates
Pope Francis was loved by many for his humble outlook on faith throughout his papal tenure.
Habemus Papam: Pope Leo XIV Elected to Lead Catholic Church
China faces a 34% tariff on many exports to the U.S., while Europe, Canada and Mexico are seeing similarly steep rates on products ranging from electronics to groceries.
A Looming US Trade War: A Tax on Us or Them?
EIC Julia Kim says goodbye to The Chariot staff.
The End of Journalism for Julia: Editor-in-Chief Goodbye
EIC Evyn Roliz thanks the Chariot team for their contributions.
Evyn’s Epilogue: Editor-in-Chief Goodbye
This is an artwork produced by a human in the style of Studio Ghibli's "Princess Mononoke." New AI models have recently developed the capacity to imitate this style.
The Imitation Game: Is AI Output Still Distinguishable?
As competition increases for admissions to top colleges across the nation, many high-achieving students have turned to social media to help inform and boost their applications.
The Price of Prestige
A television is turned off and covered with a physical sign encouraging students to wear IDs.
Scanning In: A Look at the School’s ID Policy
Disclaimer 2025
Disclaimer 2025
Seniors Yakub Merzougui and Deborah Aderibigbe complete their AP Physics work by candlelight.
Ye Olde New Hyde Park
As NHP moves away from its old math curriculum to having none at all, classrooms across the school have been empty for the whole day.
NHP Cuts Its Mathematics Department
Thirty pupils, unburdened by human instruction, sit in monastic silence, each married to a glowing screen, their thoughts harmonized with the almighty Paper.
A Modest Proposal
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Lindsay Kim, Art Manager

Hi! My name is Lindsay and I’m the art manager and a photographer for The Chariot. I love being a part of The Chariot because it lets me express my creativity while being apart of an amazing group of people. Outside of The Chariot, I run for the school track team and love creating art in my free time.

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High school students and faculty across Long Island wore green on Tuesday, September 26 in support of the Farmingdale High School community.

[Photo] NHP Mourns Farmingdale’s Sudden Loss

Manal Rashid
October 11, 2023
During the AP Psychology exam this May, many students were affected by a nationwide glitch, significantly delaying the start of their tests.

[Photo] Nationwide Glitches Delay AP Psychology Testing

Shohom Chakraborty, Features Editor
June 6, 2025
With the advancement of technology, buying and selling items has become more accessible than ever, encouraging users to shape their perception on buying habits.

[Photo] Scroll, Click, Spend: The Hidden Costs of Social Media

Rasandi Fernando, Publicity Coordinator
June 6, 2025
Ukraine boasts a wealth of natural resources and valuable minerals such as lithium. Given significant prior expenditures in American military aid for Ukraine, these minerals and elements may prove useful for U.S. defense industries.

[Photo] US and Ukraine Discuss Minerals Deals

Rishita Masireddy
April 9, 2025
NHP students participate in a free writing activity during Poetry Night.

[Photo] NHP’s Night of Poetry, Music and Art

Surie Sicat
April 9, 2025
Something trivial like making s'mores can lead to uncontrolled fires if not tended to properly.

[Photo] Brush Fires Ignite on Long Island

Rebecca McCorey, Staff Writer
April 9, 2025
The ancestors of the Addams family, played by the ensemble, dance and sing along the main cast.

[Photo] “One Normal Night”: NHP Theatre Performs ‘The Addams Family’ Spring Musical

Evyn Roliz, Editor-in-Chief
April 1, 2025
This drastic shift in the Syrian government marks an opportunity for real change in the country.

[Photo] Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham Topples Decades-Long Assad Regime in Syria

Daniel Zekthi
March 4, 2025
“The visuals make the concert feel way more intense, almost like you’re stepping inside Olivia’s mind. It helps tell the story of each song,” eighth grader Simona Micich said.

[Photo] Olivia Rodrigo Shows ‘GUTS’ on World Tour

Leah Sanichara
March 4, 2025
“I love watching mukbangs because they are always really calming to watch and listen to,” senior Kailey Chan said.

[Photo] Mukbanging: The Rise of Food Culture and Online Fame

Rasandi Fernando, Publicity Coordinator
March 4, 2025
President Yoon Yeok Suk Yeol declared martial law on December 3, prompting citizens to demand for the removal of both the president and his decree.

[Photo] “Withdraw! Withdraw!”: South Korean Citizens Rally Against Martial Law Declaration

Julia Kim, Editor-in-Chief
December 9, 2024
Lately, there has been an uprising of accusations against MrBeast and his business. 

[Photo] Popular YouTuber MrBeast Faces Allegations Concerning Harmful Challenge Videos

Zahra Mazkur, Cartoonist
December 9, 2024
Peanut's story resonates with New York pet owners.

[Photo] Peanut the Squirrel Seized in Custody Disputes

Nikita Bansal and Bea Navarro
December 9, 2024
Principal DeGennaro and Ms. Vosswinkel-Blum walk the Pink Mile.

[Photo] NHP Students and Staff Pink It Up for Pink October

Christine Ren and Joanna Jesurasa
November 24, 2024
Juniors take the PSAT in the hopes of learning where they may stand for the SAT and possibly qualifying for an award or scholarship.

[Photo] NHP Juniors Express Mixed Emotions Following the 2024 PSAT Exam

Obed Glanson, Staff Writer
October 29, 2024
NHP sets up on offense during victory over Roosevelt.

[Photo] NHP Varsity Football Wins Home Opener Against Roosevelt 13-12

Darsh Mirchandani, News Editor
October 11, 2024
Olympic breakdancer Raygun was ridiculed on the internet for her unorthodox style.

[Photo] Olympic Breakdancing Debut Yields Mixed Reviews From Viewers

Janvi Acharya and Rachel Jacob
October 11, 2024
Whiplash returned to theaters on September 20, 2024, to commemorate a decade of passion and artistry.

[Photo] A Decade of Drumming: Theaters Celebrate The 10-Year Anniversary of “Whiplash”

Evyn Roliz, Editor-in-Chief
October 11, 2024
College football fans are split on their feelings towards the Big Ten's response to Michigan's sign-stealing accusation.

[Photo] Michigan Sign Stealing Controversy

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Staff Writer
December 15, 2023
Many fans of Taylor Swift admire the extensive hard work and dedication that is put into producing the Eras Tour.

[Photo] Taylor Swift’s New Life: From New Romance to Global Impact

Helai Eren and Pari Rana
December 15, 2023
After months of negotiation and protests, staff and students of NHP are relieved that the SAG-AFTRA strike is finally over.

[Photo] Writers' and Actors' Strikes Conclude with Favorable Contracts

December 15, 2023
Constituents of New York's 3rd congressional district anticipate voting in a special election February 13, 2024.

[Photo] Local US Rep George Santos Ousted from the House of Representatives

Manal Rashid, Staff Writer
December 15, 2023
One of the biggest YouTubers, The Game Theorists, is saying goodbye to the platform.

[Photo] The Wave of YouTube Retirements

Dhara Patel and Nyelle Sarreal
February 13, 2024
The creators of "Wonka" strike a chord with viewers regarding the surprise musical aspect of their movie.

[Photo] Chocolate Factories and Rom-Com Chemistry: NHP’s Newest Cinema Delights

Rasandi Fernando
February 13, 2024
ReTro's second birthday is a significant anniversary in the field of cloning technology.

[Photo] A Milestone in Genetics: Cloned Monkey ReTro Reaches Adulthood

Fatima Naysa, Staff Writer
February 13, 2024
Some loyal fans continue to remain wrapped up in the drama of "Grey's Anatomy" and their binge-watching habits, despite the longevity of the show.

[Photo] The Anatomy of Success: Inside Grey’s Anatomy’s Longevity

Zahra Nuha
April 16, 2024
Going into effect this September, the State of Palestine will gain several privileges at the United Nations General Assembly, such as raising points during meetings.

[Photo] The Path to Statehood: Palestine Gains New Rights in the UN

Rasandi Fernando
June 9, 2024
Students today are becoming more creative on ways they cheat on exams.

[Photo] Cracks in AP Testing: Uncovering Recent Cheating Scandals

Joseph James and Derek Yang
June 9, 2024
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