The Plainfield North High School (PNHS) Art Department begins a new chapter with the addition of a full-time art teacher, Faith Saibert, marking the first […]
New electives expand opportunities for students
The 2025-2026 school year marked the first school year with eight-period days, and because of this change in the school…
Taking Sides: Fidget Toys, Help or Hinderance?
Fidgets are more than fun By: Erin Young School can be hectic, life can be stressful, and sometimes we need…
Plainfield North Baseball targets Conference title
North boy’s varsity baseball team opened its 2026 season with a strong 10-5 record, showing early signs of a group…
Two-Sport D1 athlete commits to MSOE
Plainfield North senior Brooklyn Griffith has taken a rare path, committing to play both softball and golf at the Milwaukee…
Spring into small businesses
Plainfield is sprouting with small businesses perfect for the springtime. With April showers over and May flowers blooming, the weather…
Spring into small businesses
Plainfield is sprouting with small businesses perfect for the springtime. With April showers over and…
Prom moves on from Matrix
Despite being in the middle of a five-year contract with The Matrix, now in what…
Wait for me, ‘Hadestown’
The stage lights dimmed and a low, haunting melody filled the auditorium as workers moved…
World Culture Fair expands with new countries and fresh experiences
This year’s World Culture Fair is returning with more countries and new experiences than ever…
Plainfield North Baseball targets Conference title
North boy’s varsity baseball team opened its 2026 season with a strong 10-5 record, showing…
Two-Sport D1 athlete commits to MSOE
Plainfield North senior Brooklyn Griffith has taken a rare path, committing to play both softball…
McIlroy repeats at Augusta
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Rory McIlroy delivered again on golf’s biggest stage, winning The Masters for…
Michigan cruises in March to win second National Championship
The Michigan Wolverines take down Dan Hurley’s relentless UConn squad 69-63 to prevent Hurley’s third…
Moonwalk through fame
The King of Pop, Michael Jackson, is back in the spotlight in a new biopic. Starring his nephew Jaafar Jackson, the movie ‘Michael’ has captured […]
Styles goes full disco
The wait is finally over as Harry Styles has officially released his fourth studio album “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.” For months, fans have […]
Larsson brings summer energy
Zara Larsson is going stateside, debuting her new girly summer aesthetic on the “Midnight Sun” world tour. Released in 2025, “Midnight Sun” allowed Larsson to […]
A$AP Rocky wasn’t dumb
There were many positives to “Don’t Be Dumb.” A$AP Rocky released the album on Jan. 16, following an eight-year hiatus since his last album, “TESTING.” […]
New electives expand opportunities for students
The 2025-2026 school year marked the first school year with eight-period days, and because of…
Senior ‘sickness’ spreads
For many seniors, the final months of high school bring a strange shift in motivation.…
Eight periods, one big shift
The eight period day was introduced at the start of the 2025-2026 school year as…
Coffee competition heats up
With the rise of major coffee chains like Dunkin’ and Starbucks filling towns across the…
Taking Sides: Fidget Toys, Help or Hinderance?
Fidgets are more than fun By: Erin Young School can be hectic, life can be…
Taking Sides: Eleven’s fate in “Stranger Things”
Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for the season finale of “Stranger Things.” Eleven is alive…
Taking Sides: Real or fake Christmas trees?
Genuine is greatest By: Esther Kabanda The fondest memory from childhood that you will always…
Taking Sides: Does trick-or-treating have an age limit?
Trick-or-treating is ageless By: Dom Derosa Once again, Halloween is rapidly approaching. The decorations are…
Valentines Day ins and outs
Every Feb 14, stores turn red and pink, couples make dinner reservations weeks in advance,…
Why Hallmark works
Every winter, as school workloads spike before break and the Christmas spirit begins to fill…
History of Halloween
Every year, October 31st transforms neighborhoods into glowing trails of pumpkins, costumed chaos, and sugar…
Girls Flag Football brings new era to Plainfield North Athletics
For the first time in Plainfield North High School history, the girls now have their own flag football program, symbolizing progress, pride, and new opportunities […]
Labubu takeover
In today’s rapidly shifting marketplace, Labubus have quickly risen and skyrocketed on the charts as one of the fastest-growing companies. Labubus are meant to be […]
Newly revamped Block 59
Over the past few months a new shopping mall has been in the process of building in downtown Naperville. Block 59 is home to many […]
Taking Sides: Team Conrad vs. Team Jeremiah
Belly’s first love By: Mary Nelson Caring, empathetic, and intelligent – three qualities that describe Conrad Fischer, the boy that Isabella Conklin has dedicated a […]
Ticking toward timelessness: ‘A Matter of Time’
Laufey’s new “A Matter of Time” album perfectly encapsulates the themes of introspection, emotional reckoning with toxic relationships and most importantly, time. One may argue […]
Cozy up into Fall
Sept. 21 marks the first day of fall, but for a lot of fast food places, fall starts a month prior to the season’s arrival. […]
Ryder Cup rivalry returns as USA faces Europe
The Ryder Cup returns this fall with Team USA and Team Europe set to face off in one of sports’ biggest rivalries —a battle that […]
Meet our new athletic staff
A new era is on the horizon for the Plainfield North High School (PNHS) Athletic Department this school year, as a completely new staff takes […]
College apps: all you need to know
Many students often consider junior year to be the hardest year of high school until they go into their senior year. Obviously senior year is […]