The counseling department introduced a new digital platform, Naviance, that will help students navigate the college admission process. “Naviance is called a college and career platform and it is similar to Career Cruising which students have used in the past,” division head of counseling Len Ega...

English teacher Jen Culbertson and special education teacher Catherine Thielberg joined the fight against breast cancer in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day walk this summer. “It was the hardest thing we have ever done, both during the training we did for seven months, the fundraising, and the actual even...

The Learning Resource Center (LRC) is encouraging students to read award-winning books and open their minds for a chance to win a $10 gift card. Books are chosen from both the Abraham Lincoln and Alex awards. “There are 20 Abraham Lincoln books selected each year by teens, teachers, and librarians throughout ...

GSA will gather in the family and consumer science kitchens to bake pastries Monday after school for their bake sale during lunch hours until Friday. “(We’re holding a bake sale) for two reasons, one is to get awareness for our club early and two, to raise some funds,” GSA adviser Christina ...

Starting Monday students and staff can participate in “Around the World” themed homecoming festivities. Students and staff have continent themes. Freshmen are North America, sophomores are Asia, juniors are Latin America, seniors are Europe, and staff are Oceania and Antarctica. “The b...

WeGo Drama will perform John Cariani’s play, “Lovesick” for their fall musical on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. “‘Lovesick is actually a great play. (It’s about) how all these different people deal with different aspects of a relationship whether it's first meeting, first falling in...

President Donald Trump recently said that about 80 percent of the news media is “the enemy of the people,” and according to The Guardian, a majority of Republicans agree with the statement. Now many journalists across the United States are attacking President Trump by supporting press freedom. The ...

Head football coach enjoys his first year coaching at the school. “As I became a coach one of the things that it’s a blessing to me is building relationships with students here and how we build off of that too,” Rustman said. “It's fun to interact with them.” Rustman has been coaching for...

The West Chicago Sister Cities welcomed 17 guests from Taufkirchen, Germany on Sunday. “This is another great opportunity for our students to build international bridges and tear down some of the walls that can divide us,” sponsor David Sayner said. The German guests visited the school Mo...