I know what true love looks like because of my grandparents. Their love takes shape in one story starting with a car.
My grandpa managed a construction site in the late 1960s. Complete with a sleek...
Meredith Bill, assistant web editor February 4, 2025
Chess Club placed second at the North Suburban Chess League Conference that took place at Niles West High School late last month. The win was a huge comeback for the team, and secured a better position...
During the summer of 2024, I was debating whether I should take a Psychology course here at South. I had friends who took AP (Advanced Placement) Psychology their senior years, so I eventually decided...
On Saturday Jan. 25, South hosted an elective faire for incoming freshman from middle schools. Students that attended the Oracle's workshop wrote a review of their favorite song. Here are the song reviews...
Meredith Bill, assistant web editor January 27, 2025
Everything in our culture seems to be speeding up.
Fast food delivery services can be at your door in under 15 minutes. Social media algorithms have gotten quicker at getting your attention. If packages...
Kaitlyn Jiang, Managing Editor of Design January 20, 2025
I must have been four or five when I fell in love with reading.
Since then, I read everywhere, from bus rides to recess, even in my bed when I was supposed to be sleeping, my wide eyes, engrossed...
A data breach of South’s grade and attendance tracking system, PowerSchool, has leaked students personal information and the information of their guardians, IEP and 504 Plan information, and a limited...
It is strange how society has a habit of turning real-life villains into heroes.
People who do terrible things are often portrayed as rebels or symbols of justice. It’s like we see their anger,...
Students approach the front desk of the attendance office every day to the familiar faces of Vickie Balabanos and Rachel Cascio, South’s two Attendance Specialists.
Balabanos and Cascio have been...
The four auditioned co-curricular choir ensembles got together to perform fall repertoire for the third Annual Co-Curricular Choir Preview Concert.
On Nov. 25 in the Lyceum , the concert previewed four...
The awe surrounding Chicago sports teams used to be a feeling that all Chicagoans felt yearly. From the Bulls dominating the late ‘90s, the Cubs winning the 2016 World Series, the Blackhawks conquering...
South’s Women in Business breakfast brought over 100 students together to hear from successful women in various fields. On December fifth, for the past eight years, the breakfast continued to inspire...