The Oracle

Anti-Asian sentiment demands for appropriate language

June 12, 2020

Surrounded by reams of paper, a student feels distressed about the amount of paper used daily here at South. Each day, the school uses 67,516 pieces of paper, of which 45,000 are printed in South’s print shop.

Paper usage at South proves excessive

February 14, 2020

Pre-finals stress suggests need for finalized grades

February 14, 2020

Conservative voices essential in class discussions

December 20, 2019

Valiant Voices: Delivering a passionate speech, a young woman stands in front of an enthusiastic crowd while students around her silently protest with impactful signs. Students from across the Chicagoland area gather to partake in Evanston’s climate strike, which took place on Friday, September 20. Photos by Gwyn Skiles

School leniency proves essential for youth activism

October 4, 2019

Student anxiety prompts reevaluation of homework

May 24, 2019

Recycling at South proves unrealistic

April 22, 2019

Holiday season calls for religious awareness

December 14, 2018

Prevalence of sexual assault calls for teaching consent

November 12, 2018

New PE policies have right idea, require refinement

September 28, 2018

Allowing ninth courses supports non-academic interests

April 20, 2018

Junior Matthew Baumstark, despite arriving early in the morning everyday, does not receive credit for his enrollment in Jazz Band. According to Baumstark, he is one of many students whose transcript does not reflect their time an...

CTE’s Internship demands increased participation, promotion

March 16, 2018

Junior Macy Galante always dreamed of being a teacher. When she took Child Development, her enthusiasm furthered, and now, she has solidified her passion for education through an internship. Though Galante’s internship was required ...