A couple semesters ago, Peter Weber had a student in his music production class who was really passionate about writing and recording their own lyrics. The student eventually started creating their own...

Dominik Janiczek, a junior known around Prospect as “Snowboarding Dom,” has been participating in his sport for the past nine years. He visits Wilmot Mountain, which is right on the border of Illinois...

Political cartoons have been around since before the United States was even a country; however, they have slowly but surely faded into obscurity. US History teacher Kathleen Skoog believes them to...

Already the season of Halloween has begun! This is especially noticeable on social media, where more and more ideas on what to do this autumn are appearing. Today I want to dive a little deeper into the...

It’s a long-standing Prospect tradition for seniors to choose a childhood backpack. However, for senior Julia Ullegue, who has a Wild Kratts backpack, this tradition felt even more nostalgic due to the...

Walking through the commons, past the cafeteria and security vestibules, students are faced with large wall art — the key to Prospect’s history. Some might pass right by, not even glancing at the wall,...

Junior Brenden Petillo has been waiting for the reveal of the new Nintendo Switch 2 console for a very long time, as have many other die-hard fans. The upgraded console was revealed on April 2nd, and as...

AP Human Geography teacher Erik Hodges has always loved technology. When the D214 Director of Technology at the time came to Hodges with the opportunity to pilot the newly-released iPads in 2010, he gladly...

As she unzipped the smallest pocket in her Elsa kiddie backpack, senior Sadie Splinter reached inside to find a pink superman mask with the letter ‘S’ in the middle of the forehead that she wore during...