On March 21, the Little Theater will be opening its doors to all kinds of creatives. Each year, the Creative Writing Club’s Open Mic Night draws a broad crowd, bringing in plenty of current South students...

History is filled with remarkable African American leaders such as Harriet Tubman, Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks and many other exceptional individuals that have changed our world. Founded in 1976...

From January 9th to the 11th, fourteen Glenbard South thespians attended Theatre Fest at the University of Illinois. Three theater state qualifying students, Aniyah Nelson, Andrew Lullo and Bee Crawford,...

The stories that we grow up on surely shape our development into consumers and even creators of media. On October 24, 2024, Glenbard South students Breanne Crawford and Amelia Buhle were asked to breathe...

Sudden cardiac death, SCD, is the No. 1 cause of death in student athletes. Each year, one in every 40,000 to 80,000 student athletes are victims of SCD and about 60 young adults die of sudden cardiac...

Let the show begin! This October, the Glenbard South Theater department is kicking off a new school year with the student-led production, “Where the Wild Things Are,” produced and written by senior...

As Glenbard South says “Hello” to a new year, a new schedule comes along with it. Although somewhat difficult to memorize, this new schedule opens up new opportunities for students as well as teachers...

Calling all book lovers! “Crying in H Mart” author Michelle Zauner will make an appearance during the virtual Glenbard Parent Series’ 2025 Community Great Read panel on September 18. In an interview...