GBS students are adapting to the increased usage of technology throughout the school, between academics, activities and athletics. According to South Principal Lauren Fagel, reliance on technology has...
Armed with the desire to incorporate service learning into the school setting, Dr. Jim Shellard, along with students from last year, decided it was time to implement a service theme for the student body....
Illinois high school students will be required to take a semester of a class that includes a focus on civics in order to graduate, according to a bill signed by Governor Bruce Rauner on Aug. 21; the official...
South Principal Lauren Fagel is enjoying her new position and the experiences she has had since the start of the school year.
According to Fagel, students have been extremely welcoming thus far as she...
Lauren Benson & Kate Springer, staff reporters October 2, 2015
South is experiencing one of the largest influxes of new teachers it has seen in years, balancing out the retiring Titans in almost every department.
This year, the Science Department has accepted Lucas...
If you were alive on this day in 1956, you would have witnessed headlines that read, “First Atomic Power Clock Exhibited in New York City.” The idea of utilizing magnetic resonance, which is the absorption...
Katie Cavender & John Schurer, co-news editors May 29, 2015
As announced earlier this year, Principal Dr. Brian Wegley will become superintendent of District 30 and leave GBS at the end of this year. Before his time is up, he reflects on his experience as a Titan.
One...
Student Council hosted South’s annual Spring Fling on May 8 in the autos courtyard with the goal of raising money for victims of the Nepal earthquake.
In previous years, the event’s goal was to...
Hope Carrane & Sasha Vassilyeva, staff reporters May 29, 2015
Key Club participated in a variety of events this past year, with their last event taking place on May 29 for South science teacher Linda Kocian.
One of the recent service events that Key Club hosted...
After a year of having the block schedule at South, those affected by the change weigh in on both its benefits and drawbacks.
According to Principal Dr. Brian Wegley, research done on North’s schedule...
The Armenian Genocide is one of many massacres caused by cultural violence and mass murder. STAND had its annual Peace Advocacy Week on April 13-17 to raise awareness about human rights, refugees...
The first annual Quiz For A Cure (Q4C), hosted by Cure Club, occurred on March 20 in the East Cafeteria to raise funds for the American Cancer Society, according to Benya Chongolnee, Cure Club leader.
“Q4C...
