By Shannon McGovern, Staff Writer
Shrieking voices and stampeding feet echoed throughout the streets of University of Illinois’ campus. Thousands gathered together in the streets of Champaign, IL to...
By Kate Hyland, Online Editor-in-Chief
Senior Danny Weiler has started selling ‘eco kits’, or packs full of small items that are environmentally friendly, to Prospect students as a way to help save...
By Mackenzie Noelle, Executive Features Editor
It was 11:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 3., when I was woken by the kids’ mom I was babysitting for in her middle child’s bed. Since the six-year-old boy...
By Marissa Provenzale, Staff Writer
It was the last night of a sold-out show. Melanie Monnich's family sat lost in the sea of people, while she gracefully whirled about the stage as her black...
By Manisha Panthee, features editor
When South Middle School social studies teacher Mrs. Cronin called out Jessica Kowalczyk’s name during attendance, she yelled “present” with a giggle. The...
By Kate Hyland, Online Editor-in-Chief
Sarah Wysock, spanish teacher
Q. How long have you been a teacher?
A. This is my third year as a teacher. I worked for two years at Evanston Township High School,...
By Ayse Eldes, Editor-in-Chief
Principal Michelle Dowling attributes her emphasis on student prioritization to her extensive classroom experience. She not only was a department head at Hersey High School...
By Elizabeth Keane, staff writer
When junior Suzanne Harms noticed the Women in STEM program sponsoring countless female scientists, she knew it was something she wanted to be a part of.
“They...
By Anthony Romanelli, executive opinion editor
Faced with a new round of sanctions that hit the country earlier this year, North Korea is short on ways to make money. Now in a period of economic...
By Amanda Stickels, online editor-in-chief
It was December in Chicago, as junior Christian Figueroa’s father, José, stepped out of the plane in 1989. Snow was falling. Since he grew up in El Salvador,...
By Grace Givan, executive entertainment editor
Six times a day, junior Christian Figueroa gets compliments via the anonymous app TBH, an app that polls each person’s friends to give compliments...
By Ayse Eldes, copy editor
Six times each semester, English teacher Teresa Buczinsky takes her Creative Writing classes to the community room for their bi-weekly Coffee House readings. This...
