In a culture increasingly obsessed with productivity, leisure has become something to justify. Activities once intended for rest and enjoyment...
Once again, the Wildcat Chronicle is checking-in with seniors as they inch closer to graduation and their final farewell to West Chicago Community...
When Luke Davis was in middle school, his math binder was vandalized. Slurs were scrawled across it - words like "gay" and worse. He was harassed...
Marketed as muscle fuel and fitness essentials, protein bars often promise more than they deliver. Beneath glossy wrappers and bold claims,...
Pushing the boundaries of modern science, Dallas-based biotech company Colossal Biosciences recently announced a controversial milestone: the...
Imagine a middle school girl, around 12 years old, being racially profiled on a school campus by her peers and teachers. After another student...
The air will soon be filled with the sweet scent of blossoms and eye-catching colors as the greenhouse at West Chicago Community High School...
Low-quality fabric. Loose stitching. Untrue to size. Lost items. Excessive amounts of plastic. Searching for trendy outfits without burning...
Armed with water guns and strategic minds, West Chicago Community High School seniors are diving into one of their most anticipated traditions:...
You have probably found yourself in a situation where you were new to fishing, not quite sure how to tie knots properly. Unsure where to begin,...
As April unfolds, Easter takes center stage, blending ancient traditions with modern celebrations. Though often associated with egg hunts, chocolate...
From paletas to folklórico, the vibrant influence of Michoacán, Mexico, can be seen—and tasted—across West Chicago. The state is more than...
After months of legal battles with the city council, court hearings, legal fees, campaigning, mayoral announcements and interviews, Daniel Bovey’s...
