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The Environmental Club of Oak Park and River Forest High School will host a thrift store in the East Gym on April 27 and 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. Leading...
Volunteers came together on Saturday, Feb. 10 to burn and chemically poison buckthorn, the invasive species responsible for driving out the native...
De-Stress with Dogs returned to Oak Park and River Forest High School on Wednesday, March 13 during lunch periods in the Student Activities Center....
A convention-breaking production of “Utopia,” by American playwright Charles Mee, took place in the Little Theater March 15 to 17. Directed...
As one walks north on the third floor, the hallways transform from the average beige to a display of beautiful artwork. Many of these pieces...
Oak Park and River Forest High School held its annual Sophomore Poetry Slam on Thursday, Feb. 8 in the auditorium. The competition showcased...
Since the A+ circled on a third-grade multiplication test, grades have become tightly intertwined with our self-esteem. For many students, an...
I’ll never forget the day I discovered the closure of two beloved establishments: Tasty Dog and Magic Tree Bookstore. Significant moments of...
It’s spring 2020. You’re a Democratic voter. There’s one problem overwhelming your mind–and it’s not just you. Every Democrat in America...
Destined for the University of Southern California, Oak Park and River Forest High School senior Kaden Garland reigns as the number one shot...
The boys volleyball team at Oak Park and River Forest High School is coming off a third-place finish at state during their 2023 season. Their...
On a Thursday morning in the Field House, surrounded by sounds of hoops swishing and the band blaring, students cheered on the Best Buddies...
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Since the A+ circled on a third-grade multiplication test, grades have become tightly intertwined with our self-esteem. For many students, an...
I’ll never forget the day I discovered the closure of two beloved establishments: Tasty Dog and Magic Tree Bookstore. Significant moments of...
It’s spring 2020. You’re a Democratic voter. There’s one problem overwhelming your mind–and it’s not just you. Every Democrat in America...
Destined for the University of Southern California, Oak Park and River Forest High School senior Kaden Garland reigns as the number one shot...
The boys volleyball team at Oak Park and River Forest High School is coming off a third-place finish at state during their 2023 season. Their...
On a Thursday morning in the Field House, surrounded by sounds of hoops swishing and the band blaring, students cheered on the Best Buddies...
The SAT, a crucial factor in college admissions, is undergoing significant changes set to take effect in spring 2024–stirring discussion among educators and students at Oak Park and River Forest High School. Most notably, the SAT will be digital this year instead of on paper. Kimberly Asbury, OPRF’s testing specialist, described the difficult process of handing out paper tests to grades...
About 160 people gathered in Scoville Park on March 7 for a protest supporting a ceasefire in Gaza. The protesters, organized by local resident...
It’s another winning season for students in Investigative Research Design and Innovation (IRDI). This year-long science course, taught...
For the first time in its 10-year history, the leadership class at Oak Park and River Forest High School will have no teacher’s assistants...
The Environmental Club of Oak Park and River Forest High School will host a thrift store in the East Gym on April 27 and 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. Leading...
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A convention-breaking production of “Utopia,” by American playwright Charles Mee, took place in the Little Theater March 15 to 17. Directed by English teacher and creative mastermind Avram Lessing, the play unveils three distinct love narratives intertwined with peculiar props and seemingly random and organic movements. However, the true purpose of the play is hidden beneath and invites the audience to contemplate the intricacies of human life and the significance of the human spirit. Mee is known for his collage-like style of playwriting,...
As one walks north on the third floor, the hallways transform from the average beige to a display of beautiful artwork. Many of these pieces...
Oak Park and River Forest High School held its annual Sophomore Poetry Slam on Thursday, Feb. 8 in the auditorium. The competition showcased...
Oak Park River Forest High School hosted a Careers in the Arts night on Tuesday, Feb. 6. The event, held for the eighth time in the last...