Key Club is inviting service clubs from the Chicagoland area to a summit that will be hosted at GBS on April 22.
Josh Koo, Key Club sponsor, explained the event was inspired by a conference that he...
A new executive order rewriting the original travel ban was signed by President Trump that took effect March 16. In this new directive, Iraqi travelers and any person with permanent residency status-regardless...
Chicago native Keith Cozart, better known by his stage name, Chief Keef, recently dropped an album titled Two Zero One Seven, a homage to the new year–although some of the lyrics probably should have...
The Syrian city of Aleppo fell when the forces of President Bashar Al-Assad overtook the rebel strongholds in the eastern part of the city in December. Members of the student body and staff have...
Anushka Kalra, assistant news editor December 16, 2016
Tradition and teenagers usually do not go hand in hand. However, for teenage immigrants, traditions take on a more important role in our lives. For me, traditions are a way to connect with my culture...
South’s fine arts program underwent major renovations this summer. The Broadcasting and Drama classes have joined the Fine Arts Department and the photography studio has expanded.
The combination...
The 2016 GBS lip dub was filmed during school on Sept. 16 and was then presented on the same day at the home football game.
A lip dub is a video that integrates lip syncing and audio dubbing. According...
A bill upholding the First Amendment rights of student publications was unanimously passed by the Illinois House of Representatives in February and is being reviewed by the Senate.
The bill is a part...
On April 15, 1996, University of Virginia student Maria Pulzetti organized the first national Day of Silence to honor LGBT+ individuals. In The National magazine, Pulzetti expressed her goal was for the...
Diversified Cooperative Education (DCE) is a course for juniors and seniors that fulfills the Consumer Education requirement and focuses on workplace skills and job opportunities and will...
Late in 2015, the state of Illinois ended its three-year, 14.3 million dollar contract with the ACT, allowing the College Board, creators of the SAT, to propose their own contract. This contract was 1.37...
Dr. Daniel Ivankovich, 1981 GBS alumnus, was selected by news network CNN as a Top 10 Hero of 2015 for his work at orthopedic clinics in Chicago.
“For the past 20 years, I’ve been working to...
A team of four GBS freshmen, Nicholas Ermolov, Ahmed Malik, Jesus Crespo and Matt Moran, took first place at the first Northern Illinois University Huskie Hack, a coding competition that was held in September.
According...
Wall Street, men in suits and a chaotic hub of people screaming at computer screens. These are the images the phrase “stock market” often evokes. However, GBS students are testing the waters and investing...
According to a study done by the American Psychological Association, over 31 percent of teens feel overwhelmed during the school year. The study also said that America’s most recent generation –...
As soon as the passing period bell rings, students flood out of their classrooms, pouring into the hallways. Immediately a rush of chattering voices fill the air. Some are leaving their language classes,...
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