High school can be scary, especially on the first day. The nerves of being in a new building, with new classes, and new people can definitely add up. For *William Johnson, who suffers from PTSD, the...

Sitting in her seventh-grade English class staring at her Chromebook, now sophomore Yuna Jeong read the same question over and over again. The words scrambled around in her mind, but she couldn’t make...

On Thursday December 19th, a selected group of humanities student participated in an art show at the Knee Law Firm. Each piece first created for a prospect show and then voted on by their peers and showcased...

Three of five Prospect vocalists selected sang for an Illinois Music Education Association (ILMEA) performance on Saturday, Nov. 16. The students had four hours of practice then performed on the same day. Choir...

It was a nice autumn day and senior Blanka Bak was just getting home from school. After a stressful day, a lot of people would go and relax, but not Bak. Instead she spent the next four to five hours working...

Lynsey Panek stood at the base line ready to serve, with a racquet in one hand and a tennis ball in the other. Playing in an exclusive, invite only tournament as a junior in high school really made Panek...

Nejia Akovali and her daughter Zeynep Akovali have been coming to Prospect to share the Turkish art of Ebru with the Humanities classes since around 2018 according to Humanities Literature teacher Nicole...

Samia Carrington’s favorite part of the day is first thing in the morning. Right at seven when Reading Terminal Market, America’s largest and Philadelphia’s favorite public market,  opens for employees....

When Sergent Luigi Cabantog was a student at the University of Illinois, studying legal science and public administration, he was falling short on tuition and was seriously considering dropping out of...