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Tyler Bouris , staff writer

On Saturday, April 1 Wheaton Warrenville South students in the newspaper club competed in the IHSA Journalism Sectionals. Kendall Eddington, editor-in-chief, competed...

Abby Barson , staff writer
May 1, 2023
Lollapalooza, commonly known as Lolla, is an annual music festival held over the course of four days at Grant Park in our very own Windy City. In a brief review of Lolla’s history, Chicago Tribune wrote...
April 24, 2023
Wheaton Warrenville South’s Speech Team
March 23, 2023
The Choral Classic Has Become An Instant Classic
March 23, 2023
Emily Sklenicka, staff writer
April 28, 2023
Trees bloom against bright, clear skies, birds wake up the world with their springtime chirps, and pencils scratch against endless rows of bubble sheets. Spring marks standardized testing season, and students nationwide study...
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The Wheaton Warrenville South Boys’ Varsity basketball team lost against Geneva 31-28 on March 1 at Bartlett High School in the sectional semifinals of the IHSA playoffs. The match was a low scoring defensive battle...

The Wheaton Warrenville South Boys’ Varsity basketball team defeated Glenbard North 46-28 on Feb. 15 at the Orange and Black Gym. With this victory, South earned the outright DuKane Conference championship for the third...

The Wheaton Warrenville South Girls’ Varsity basketball team lost to Wheaton North 41-32 on Jan. 28 at the Orange and Black Gym. Longtime WWS head coach Rob Kroehnke was honored in a ceremony after the game; he is retiring...
