By Jack McDermot Online Managing Editor IMPORTANT: THE STUDENT RUN KNIGHTGAMES HAVE RECENTLY BEEN CANCELED BECAUSE CITY WOULD NOT GRANT PERMIT. After Knightgames was cancelled last year, many students...

By Eva Schacht News Editor At 7:29 p.m., Prospect’s Young Life, a Christian youth group which has approximately 50 members from all District 214 schools, met in circle drive for their weekly hang-out...

By Kelly Schoessling Managing Editor It’s no secret that students hate running during their gym classes. It’s tiring, it’s sweaty and it requires a lot of energy. Although most seem to be aware of...

By Nabi Dressler Editor-in-Chief Spanish Club had its first meeting Wed., Sept. 4 and this year’s leaders began talking about plans for the school year. Senior Sharzad Ayrempour, a member of Spanish...

By Shreya Thakkar News Editor Every Wednesday, from 3 p.m  to 4 p.m., the math team meets in room 301 to prepare for the topics that will be featured in the next meet and solve problems. According to...

By Chris Kivalahan Executive Opinion Editor Most students go their entire Prospect career without setting foot in the courtyard. This is probably for the best, however, given that currently, the courtyard...

By Erin McGovern Assistant Editor-and-Chief School has officially started again, and you know what that means-- it's football season. This Friday, the Knights will start their season off with an away...

By Abby Sunu In-Depth Editor From 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. on September 29, Erika’s Lighthouse will be hosting their 10th annual walkathon in Winnetka, Il. A 20 dollar contribution will pay for one participant...

By Shannon Smith Features Editor Prospect girls swim and dive held a car wash at Circle Drive on August 24th between 12 and 1:30 p.m.  According to head coach, Alfonso Lopez the car wash has been a tradition...

By Jack McDermott Executive Online Editor In a newly released Resident Information Bulletin regarding the construction on Kensington Road, the Village of Mount Prospect Public Works Department (MPPWD)...

By Spencer Ball Executive Online Editor As school opens its doors once again after a sweltering summer, the graduated seniors’ footprints are replaced by those of much smaller and timid creatures, freshmen. Freshmen...

By Ellen Siefke Copy Editor For years, Color Day and Knightgames have been highly anticipated traditions during Homecoming Week; this previously friendly competition between grade levels stirs up rivalry...