Horticulture Club begins its annual plantings in preparation for Blooming Fest.
Senior traditions have been in a decline ever since COVID began, but will they make a return?
WEGO hosts nearly 50 clubs for students to get involved in.
A feature piece on West Chicago's Kindred Coffee Roasters, which is helping bring new business downtown.
The Chicago Bulls: love 'em or hate 'em, they have a history worth exploring.
Bob Cago is working to conserve what may be West Chicago's oldest oak tree.
Citizens of West Chicago question whether more tickets have been issued recently at Routes 59 and 64.
The Women's Leadership group returned with a movie night in October following a hiatus due to the pandemic.
The Wildcat Chronicle discusses school safety measures with the Director of Deans and school resource officer.
A step-by-step guide for creating the most delicious chocolate chip cookies.
WeGo Global prepares to address important social issues in the 2022-23 school year.
Micah Weber explores whether computer-generated images qualify as art.
Tony Cortez provides a step-by-step tutorial for creating a taper hair cut.
Speech Team auditions kick off on Sept. 28.
A how-to feature for those looking to expand their social circle.
A look back at the Boston Marathon bombing of 2013.
As WEGO and the surrounding community embraces relaxed COVID restrictions, seniors reflect on the remote learning experience.
Journey backstage for a never before seen look at WeGo Drama's recent production of The Great Gatsby.
WeGo Drama launches its 2022-23 season with a Marvel-based comedy that features beloved characters Thor and Loki.
Over 500 students were recently recognized for their effort and performance in mathematics.
The Wildcat Chronicle looks at how changes in COVID guidelines impacted second semester, and what is ahead for the 2022-23 school year.
The class of 2022 shares parting words as they look to a new chapter in their lives.
The meaning of life is a question with no straightforward answer. However, after interviewing people from different generations, the true meaning may just be a short reach away.
With the class of 2022 graduating, 5 seniors reflect on their experiences in high school and provide their advice
