When faced with a challenge, that is when someone’s morals become clear. That was the theme of “The Ebony Streak,” a staged reading of a play that premiered Nov. 6 in Oak Park and River Forest High...

Anticipation filled the air of the Little Theater on Nov. 15 as the Spoken Word Club members gathered on stage for their fall showcase. Club sponsor Adam Levin checked the mics as parents, siblings and...

“Midnights,” Taylor Swift’s 10th studio album, is a reflection of her work as a best selling artist for the past 15 years. Swift has gone through more musical phases than most musicians do in their...

The audience took their seats, the curtain went up and the music started, filling the room with sound. Then the dancers started to move, flowing across the stage, lifting people up and running in circles. The...

Since the Student Resource Center opened its doors last year, students have been using it for both school work and personal projects. One place where they can do both is the new recording studio at the...

In 1968, researchers George Land and Beth Jarman administered a creativity test to 1,600 5-year-old children. Of that group, 98 percent scored at what the proctors called the “genius level.” The test...

True Colors, the only all people of color acapella group in the choir department, is gearing up for a year of rehearsal and performance. Entering its fifth year after being formed in 2017 by alumni Spencer...

Coming of age is a challenge for just about everyone, but for Lady Mae, the protagonist of Laura Young’s new horror novel, “The Butcher,” growing up means deciding whether or not to take part in...