By Stephanie Mosqueda, Reporter
Fay Lin was shocked to see all of the posts her fellow classmates were sharing online about the Australian Bushfires’ damage back in December. The seriousness...
By Eitan Silver, Head of Design
Fifteen-second video clips, remixes of popular songs, ordinary 15-year-olds becoming overnight sensations accumulating tens of millions of views. The only...
By Monika Meyers, Features Editor
From activists seeking a ban on plastic straws to scientists urging politicians to create policies against climate change, it’s clear that environmentalism...
Long distance love: Lane’s love stories
February 14, 2020
When Leo and Grace decided to start a relationship, they both made an agreement to cut it short after...
February 14, 2020
Guy Ryan scrolls through Instagram to find the next image to post. Looking through the seemingly endless...
STEM Fair opens doors for students interested in science
January 16, 2020
Students began putting the finishing touches on their poster boards while Mrs. Young made sure that everything...
Assorted holiday traditions showcased in student body
January 7, 2020
For Giselle Carrion, Div. 364, Christmas and New Year’s is not exactly how it is depicted in popular...
By Finley Williams and Tobias Straus
As officials in Oregon, New Mexico, Michigan and D.C. have closed K-12 schools and a growing list of Illinois colleges transition to online learning in...
By Tobias Straus, Assistant Editor
Lane boasts one of the top high school computer science, or “CS” departments in the state, if not the country. Its variety of classes and its unique...
By Sophia Rainey, Opinions Editor
Many people look back and realize years later when they hit rock bottom. I knew it in the moment. It was the first summer of my high school career and...
Sneaker culture is officially dead
February 14, 2020
Goodbye dream college, hello college debt
February 14, 2020
The Star-Spangled Banner was a slap in the face for MLK Day
January 21, 2020
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