By Carly Evans Features Editor During his junior year, '89 grad Gary Motykie was on the soccer team. During one of the games, the opposing goalie had bumped into Motykie causing him to tear all three ligaments...

By Gianna Scala Staff Writer Prospect continued homecoming week by having lunchtime karaoke on Tuesday, Oct. 5. Students from all classes had the chance to show their stuff to the school by singing a...

By Heather Dove Staff Writer Student Council Adviser Michelle Rosenheim was nervous about Knightgames.  Being her first year planning the event and having never been to Knightgames, she wanted everyone...

By Nabi Dressler Staff Writer Some of the hottest local rock bands performed a show for a good cause on Sunday, Oct. 4. The gig took place at Gallery Park Amphitheater in Glenview, located just off Chestnut...

By Jane Berry News Editor Although the coronation ceremony seemed like any other year, there were quite a few changes. Besides being on Monday, there were several mood swings from the crowd. It started...

By Jane Berry News Editor The Lincoln Silver Award for Progress Towards Excellence, also known as the Baldridge Award, is the second highest honor that the Lincoln Foundation gives out. The Lincoln...

By Kate Schroeder Editor-in-Chief This past weekend, the Prospect Marching Knights (PMK) had a lot on their to-do list. After performing with the Lincoln Middle School band at the Friday night football...

Here's a preview of a few homecoming events starting this week. Some updates for events are listed as well. Stay tuned for more previews of what's to come during Knightimes week! A banner/t-shirt painting...

By Maddie Conway Executive News Editor After news surfaced that there would be a shorter bell schedule today, Thursday, Sept. 23, because of an assembly, rumors of who could be the "motivational speaker"...

By Andrew Revord News Editor Students going to the Math/Science Resource Room and other places during lunch on the first few days of school might have noticed a new rule: People can't eat in the classrooms. There...

By Maddie Conway Executive News Editor When freshman Colette Moos comes into her AP Human Geography class, instead of taking out a traditional pen and paper for her class work, Moos uses an iPad to take...

By Gina O'Neill Copy Editor When math teacher and Service Club head Dave Jacobson asked Math/Science Division Head Keith Bellof for a day off in October, Bellof was pleased to grant him the day off; he...