Glenview’s motto “Hug the Bear”, inspired by the 1917 Jackman Park Bear statue, serves as a reminder for residents to serve, care for, and give back to their community. While students and residents...

District 225 earned Niche’s title of “Number One School District in America”  because its students constantly strive for excellence. It is a wonderful honor that sometimes has its downside.  Just...

Journalism is being silenced. In the past year alone, six newspapers in the state of Illinois have been shut down, placing Illinois sixth highest for newspaper closures in the country. We have lost 86...

Now, more than ever, it is important to read the news. With access to thousands of news sites and billions of opinions at our finger tips, we consume media in almost every waking moment of our day. But...

A horde of underclassmen poured into the Student Activities Center (SAC) on a Wednesday afternoon. Tables covered in flyers, t-shirts, and poster boards surrounded the room, staffed by students from clubs....

Controversies surrounding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies have become one of the most disputed issues in higher-level education today, which could result in major implications on our school’s...

ChatGPT uses roughly 16 ounces of water for every 100-word email it generates. That same email uses enough electricity to power 14 light bulbs for one hour, according to a study conducted by The Washington...

It’s time for us to talk about politics. The day after the 2024 election, impassioned discussions filled South’s halls; some students experienced immense joy while others experienced great disappointment. Gen...

Democracy cannot function without a free press. Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Walter Cronkite, and many others  throughout history have shared this sentiment. Yet, President Donald Trump has referred...

Sundays are no longer a day of rest, but a day of dread for the upcoming week. The “Sunday Scaries” are a phenomenon that describes students’ mounting anxiety as the weekend comes to an end and...

As the bell rings, the sounds of books being jammed into backpacks, shuffling feet, and a chorus of “thank you” follows. However, there is an underlying emptiness to the “thank you’s” as they...

It is late in the afternoon on the day before winter break and hundreds of students are gathered in the auditorium, waiting while they count down the remaining minutes. Suddenly, the lights dim, and a...