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...

Heart pounding with anticipation, a student refreshes their PowerSchool app, eager to see their updated grades. No new numbers appear, the same grades that have been there for the past three weeks stare...

The roar of students’ laughter is thunderous. Metal tables clank, shoes squeak, and feet strike the floor as students run to pick up stray ping pong balls that have wedged themselves in cracks in the...

Glasses clink, silverware scrapes, and chatter stuffs the room in any one of the new downtown Glenview restaurants, where 125 years ago one would’ve heard the mooing and chomping of dozens of cattle....

For many students, walking into their first Jewish Student Union (JSU) meeting is unforgettable—the smell of kosher pizza, the buzz of conversation, and the immediate sense of understanding. In that...

At just 17, senior Sarina Harjani already knew what she wanted to do with her life: make an impact. Whether it was through a career in law or politics, she was determined to use her skills and passion...

Glenview and Northbrook voters have chosen John “Jack” Downing, Peter Glowacki, Beth Hope, and Matthew O’Hara to serve as members of the District 225 (D225) school board.  These four members will...

A half-hour bus ride to Harper College, shoes briskly clicking on a stone floor, and fabric from suits and other professional attire swinging. Pounding hearts and determined minds all set on one goal:...

U.S. Congressman Mike Quigley (D-IL, 5th) spoke to members of The Oracle, The Etruscan, and a Civics class in the Lyceum on Friday, Feb. 28. Quigley spoke about a wide variety of topics, ranging from his...

Spoiled. Attention-seeker. Lonely. Entitled. Competitive. Selfish.  All words commonly associated with millions of only children found across the United States. These unkind phrases have stuck throughout...

Girls’ Intramural Basketball is a new, non-competitive league of all grade levels of girls looking for a chance to play basketball at lower stakes, sophomore Maggie Browe, commissioner and founder, said....

Outside the musical world of Room 1404, the melodic wonders of choir stay hidden from the majority of students. Inside the room, the sound of harmonizing voices fills the space, and one single piano plays,...

Hidden in the halls of South, the Internship Class remains an enigma to much of the student body. One of the only opportunities for juniors and seniors to get experience in a field of their choice before...

Would you jump off a cliff if everyone else did? This is a question that most of us have heard before, perhaps in droning lectures from our parents. Unfortunately, they were making a good point. How...

With time ticking away until the end of the school year, Fusion, a co-curricular acapella group, has been rehearsing furiously for their final spring concert on May 31, junior Fusion singer Lidiia Okilko...

Sophomore Kendrick Lee, student sound engineer, is a crucial part of any production held at South, running sound for various shows, productions, and performances, Lee said. Technical Crew, nicknamed “Tech...