The Titan Booster Club and District 225 are working to add permanent bathroom facilities and a new concession stand in the John Davis stadium, and new flooring, bleachers and basketball nets in the main...
Following a severe spinal injury in Aug. 2016, GBN senior Tural Erel was able to recover enough in order to return to the pool on Feb. 3, just in time for the swim team’s Senior Night.
According to...
Interact held the annual Computer Drive on Jan. 14 to collect unwanted computers and medical equipment for donation to the Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater Chicago.
According to Interact sponsor...
South’s annual Canned Food Drive raised 129,066 cans from Nov. 1 to Nov. 22. The Northfield Township Food Pantry, Onward House of Chicago and Vital Bridges received the materials.
This year, the drive...
Touch screen TVs that display many aspects of GBS history were installed outside the auditorium and dome before the 2016-2017 school year.
According to Dr. Jim Shellard, director of student activities,...
Spring Fling, under the direction of Student Council, took place May 6 during all three lunch blocks in the autos courtyard.
According to senior Clayton Nimz and junior Harrison Kane, all planning for...
South seniors Vignes Alla, Michael Callahan, Brian Roche, and Doug Stryker will participate in the National Debate and Speech Tournament to be held June 12 through June 17 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
GBS...
Every student at South has some sort of talent that makes them stand out, according to senior Jake Biales. He realizes these unique attributes in his peers while having some of his own. Biales has found...
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