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Oak Park and River Forest High School’s beloved Scyla Murray Baielli, an English teacher and world-class athlete, was among the winners...
Walking into the Student Activities Center on a Monday after school, you are immediately greeted by smiles from the members of the...
Volunteers bundled up in winter coats and gloves to stay warm during their frigid shift in the parking lot of First United Church....
When the Huskie Booster Club wanted a piece of legacy artwork to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Oak Park and River Forest...
A husband-wife duo premiered an original musical in the Little Theater during November. “The Camper,” which ran from Nov. 10 to 18,...
A classic of LGBTQ+ theater was presented as the second Studio 200 show of the year at Oak Park and River Forest High School. “Last...
Part 1 of this series, which ran in Trapeze’s Oct. 23 edition, detailed the growth of the Black community in Oak Park between 1900 and...
Ever since the beginning of my freshman year, the little black box theater at the end of a long second-floor hallway known as Studio 200 has...
Oak Park is known as one of the most progressive communities in the fifth most Democratic congressional district in America. That reputation...
From just one of senior Max Johnson’s first varsity games in his sophomore year, Oak Park and River Forest Head Basketball Coach Phil Gary...
The Oak Park and River Forest High School football team went 1-8 this season. After this string of tough losses, The Trapeze interviewed the...
The Oak Park and River Forest Hockey Club is in the midst of a rebuilding year. After a tumultuous 2022-23 season, the team is committed to restoring...
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Part 1 of this series, which ran in Trapeze’s Oct. 23 edition, detailed the growth of the Black community in Oak Park between 1900 and...
Ever since the beginning of my freshman year, the little black box theater at the end of a long second-floor hallway known as Studio 200 has...
Oak Park is known as one of the most progressive communities in the fifth most Democratic congressional district in America. That reputation...
From just one of senior Max Johnson’s first varsity games in his sophomore year, Oak Park and River Forest Head Basketball Coach Phil Gary...
The Oak Park and River Forest High School football team went 1-8 this season. After this string of tough losses, The Trapeze interviewed the...
The Oak Park and River Forest Hockey Club is in the midst of a rebuilding year. After a tumultuous 2022-23 season, the team is committed to restoring...
The Huskies emerged victorious from their first Model United Nations conference of the year, winning first, second and third place trophies. On Nov. 4 Oak Park and River Forest High School’s Model UN team traveled to the conference, held at St. Ignatius College Prep. The 11 OPRF students who attended were: Tess Carr, Sofia Fitzgerald, Ben Sassone, Sophia Lynn, Nandan Nadkarni, Ava Albukerk,...
Note: All information was current as of Nov. 15, Trapeze press time Shakespeare Slam heads to finals OPRF’s Shakespeare Slam team progressed...
A group of Oak Park and River Forest High School students participated in a walkout Nov. 9 to support Palestine and demand a ceasefire in Gaza. ...
The safety in schools has historically been considered mainly physical, but this school year Oak Park and River Forest High School has taken...
Oak Park and River Forest High School’s beloved Scyla Murray Baielli, an English teacher and world-class athlete, was among the winners...
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When the Huskie Booster Club wanted a piece of legacy artwork to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Oak Park and River Forest High School, they turned to art teacher and local mosaic artist Tracy Van Duinen. Van Duinen led a team of artists to create “Our Time to Grow,” a mural located on the west wall of the school building. The Booster Club donated $50,000 for the project, with the rest funded by the Oak Park Area Arts Coun- cil. Van Duinen estimated the total cost of the mural at $90,000. The new mural was dedicated...
A husband-wife duo premiered an original musical in the Little Theater during November. “The Camper,” which ran from Nov. 10 to 18,...
A classic of LGBTQ+ theater was presented as the second Studio 200 show of the year at Oak Park and River Forest High School. “Last...
Quin Brigham and Charlie Stow have a vision. The Oak Park and River Forest High School seniors hope to use music to bring people together....