Things that I will never forget from the summer of 2026 are not seeing Pete Crow-Armstrong hitting for the Cycle, Lollapalooza, or even my amazing trip to California. Instead, I will...

Recently, my sister came home after volleyball practice mad because two of her closest teammates told her that they didn’t want to be friends anymore because she has left-leaning political views. One...

As I sit in the back of many of my classrooms, I am greeted with a well-known sight: Geometry Dash, Netflix, Pinterest, and other websites displayed on my peers’ Chromebooks. Unrestricted Chromebook...

Students in the Glenbrook Academy of International Studies bustle about the Lyceum, immersing themselves in discussions of human rights while working to make a tangible impact through a new initiative:...

Sterile lighting, an overcrowded waiting room, and bustling doctors and nurses transported me into the heart of Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center’s Emergency Room (ER) every Thursday night at 8 p.m. I...

The Olympic Winter Games took place between Feb. 6 to Feb. 22 and included events like figure skating, ice hockey, speed skating, and more. Three editors of The Oracle share their experiences watching...

It was the bottom of the tenth inning and all the Chicago Cubs needed was one out to win, presenting them with a chance to break a 108-year World Series drought back in 2016. All Cubs fans, including me,...

3D printers hum, lasers whir, and engravers click into place as senior Jackson Hammond steps into the Innovation Center nestled inside the Glenview Public Library (GPL) where he volunteers during his free...

In the bustling Titan Learning Center (TLC) situated at the front of the library, senior Priya Nimmagadda spends her free time tutoring students in math and English, carefully examining essays and assisting...

“Your hair looks really good—when it’s straight.” The first part of that sentence was nice to hear, a compliment on the hair style I worked so hard to achieve. After I heard the next words, I...

Wednesday late arrivals are now routine and were implemented by the district to, in part, allow South staff to participate in Professional Learning Mornings until 9:15 a.m., leaving some students unable...

District 225 ranked first in the nation among high school districts, Superintendent Dr. RJ Gravel announced.  The district was named the 2026 Best School District in America by Niche, using public...

With a bucket of popcorn accompanied by a Diet Coke™, I marched into the movie theater, ready to recline my chair and battle my summertime boredom with a film. Even though I’m not a superhero fanatic,...

With wind blowing, boats rigged, and sails hoisted, Sailing Club participates in friendly races at practice. Water splashed up on the boats as sailors glided through the water in preparation for intense...

Mix together a non-profit business with a before-school club. Then, fold in one cup of care, add two cups of meticulous work, and one teaspoon of love. The delicious creation is the club called Cookie...

Math Teacher John O’Malley received the 2023 Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST) from the administration of former President Joe Biden. The award winners were...

Carefully crafted stencils including Maya Angelou, Kendrick Lamar, and many other influential African Americans were intricately constructed by Public Art Collaborative (PAC) in collabora tion with the...

Staring out into the sea of cars in front of Jewel Osco on Patriot Boulevard, junior Ramona Chuang, UNICEF Publicity Chair, greeted members of the Glenview community with a smiling face, encouraging them...

Every Monday since freshman year, junior Liyana Bhaiji, Stitched Public Relations and Writing Editor, stepped into Room 1121 to work on South’s fashion photography magazine with her friends. The magazine...