At the center of the dance floor, the energy thickens as students pack shoulder to shoulder, pulled into the frenzy of movement. Colored lights slice through the haze, reflecting off of glitter, sequins,...

While most teens spent July savoring summer freedom, two groups of 22 students from both South and North chose a different path. From June 9 to June 14, and later from July 13 to July 19, they rolled up...

Ten years ago, senior Brannon Moran was lying in a hospital bed, relearning how to walk, talk, and swallow. This month, he will walk across the stage at South’s graduation, celebrating not only his academic...

For Matthew Whipple, Social Studies Teacher and Director of the glenbrook Academy of International Studies, South has always been more than a workplace—it has been home, he said. Now, as he prepares...

For me, the world always seems to be ending. The weight of a bad grade, the shift in a friend’s tone, the way someone’s eyes flick away just a second too soon. It sinks into me, sits heavy in my chest,...

The United States of America was built on the promise of opportunity. However, for centuries, that promise was denied to many. Laws like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 acknowledged the systemic barriers...

As soon as classroom doors fling open, students stream down the hallways, rushing in opposite directions down the well-worn paths they have traveled to dozens of times before, their voices bouncing off...

Past, present, future. Traditions continue to create lifelong memories and connections that individuals will carry with them forever. The 50th Annual Glenbrook South Variety Show aims to celebrate all...

There was a time when buildings told stories. Cathedrals soared with spires that kissed the heavens, their stained glass whispering tales of de- votion and artistry. City halls, theaters, and libraries...

You wake up, scroll through your phone, and see the latest headlines. A mass shooting at a school claims several lives. A report details worsening poverty rates and another warns of irreversible climate...

I’ve rewritten this column more times than I’d like to admit. Perfectionism has a way of drawing out indecision and hesitation, placing relentless pressure to polish, refine, and revisit every aspect...

In a lively classroom, where the chatter of eager fourth graders echoes off the faded yellow walls, and the scent of chalk lingers in the warm air, I learned a lesson that no textbook could ever teach;...

Basking in the warm glow of a television, popcorn bowls scatter around the couch as laughter and joy fill the air. On the screen, the familiar tale of The Little Mermaid unfolds in all its animated glory....

When the lights rose on South’s spring play, Number the Stars, audiences were transported to a time when courage knew no bounds and friendship conquered all, Debbie Shellard, Spring Play Director, said. The...

Nowruz, the Persian New Year, begins with a sense of excitement and joy that fills every celebrating household. As the sun rises on the momentous day, there's an unmistakable feeling of love and warmth...

As the Super Computing (SC ‘23) conference buzzed with anticipation, senior Johnny Raicu stepped on stage, radiating a contagious energy of excitement. The room fell silent, all eyes fixated on Raicu,...

Nestled within the humming halls of South lies a compelling habit that awakens the minds of young students: caffeine. Coursing through their veins, it charges their ambitions and sharpens their focus....

Homecoming day, an exhilarating experience for many is filled with anticipation and excitement. It’s a night of vibrant colors, joyful laughter, and not-so-graceful dancing. A magical space is formed,...

Timothy Mizdrak was hired as an Assistant Athletic Trainer last month, bringing his experience and passion to South’s sports program, Tom Mietus, Assistant Principal for Athletics, said. Athletic...