Walking through the hallways at South, one might notice new additions to the building such as new bathrooms and a new placement of the panini line. Every year, new construction...

Standing in the dance room, my hands tremble with nervous anticipation. I try to recall every choreographed move as my peer’s watchful eyes look up at me. Every bone in my body regrets taking this class.  I...

The UV index is a resource that shows the intensity of the ultraviolet rays throughout the day, and its purpose is to measure how much protection you need against the sun. However, many people misuse it...

My entire life I’ve watched my sister live her life three giant steps ahead of me.  In a literal sense she was always going to be three years older, but it feels as though she is better at pretty...

South’s yearbook, The Etruscan, is a major publication that many South students look forward to, memorializing the school year for students to look back on, senior Abigail Gifargis, co-editor-in-chief,...

Two striking faces, immersed in glitter from cheek to cheek, filled my screen as pop songs bounced from ear to ear. One jump split later, a dancer stood alone on the stage, as the other sashayed away....

District 225 implemented new regulations for student cell phones, Deputy School Superintendent R.J Gravel wrote in the weekly district emails. Students are now required to place their cell phones in a...

Since 2008, the Titan Learning Center (TLC) has assisted students in succeeding in a myriad of subjects, spanning from Japanese to Calculus, helping students comprehend class material fully, TLC Coordinator...

Some people may think an English Teacher already has enough on their plate, grading essays or reading books, to even consider spending time working as an artist, but that is not the case for English Teacher...

For seven years at South, Cause 4 Paws has been a place for students to get involved in community-based projects in connection with Heartland Animal Shelter, said Barbara Roman, Instructional Assistant...

Most students spend their summer attending camps, playing sports, or even working a job, but for some, they spend their time at school. Some students, like sophomore Gabe Etinger, want to continue their...

The annual STEM Maker Faire, an opportunity for STEM students to present their end of the year projects, took place in the cafeteria on May 22 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Michael Sinde, Career and Technical...