Isabel Braico, Editor-in-chief

December 17, 2019

Anyone who’s ever flipped through the channels on their TV can recognize that American culture has become fixated on true crime stories. This isn’t necessarily a new development-- crime stories have been available to...

Isabel Braico, Editor in Chief

October 16, 2019

As our landfills fill up with single-use plastics, there is some debate as to whether responsibility for this excess waste belongs to corporations or to consumers. Although many have rightfully maintained that corporations...

Brian Cummins, Staff Writer

October 15, 2019

Let’s talk about video games. Ever since they were first invented, they have been firmly established in entertainment culture. Although most can agree that there is no getting rid of video games, people have mixed feelings...

Sophia Bruozas, Staff Writer

February 26, 2020

Students push their way through the crowd to get a tray for lunch. The lunch line grows longer as the hour passes. What makes the Lincoln—Way cafeteria such a huge success? I asked my fellow peers and...

December 17, 2019

What better activity to do during the Halloween season than to travel to a haunted house? Hellsgate Haunted House in Lockport, Illinois sure was the place to go! Hellsgate, ranked number 1 in the nation,...

Emma Vanderwall, Staff Writer

December 17, 2019

With most attention paid to sports, many other extracurricular activities don’t get as much recognition as they should. Sophomore Madelyn Husenger would like to change that. Madelyn has immersed herself...