In January Ecology Club learned it had received the Illinois Habitat Action Grant to plant a pollinator garden in the courtyard off of Grant Street. Sponsor Cherise Lopez, English teacher, had applied...

At the age of just six years old, Saanvi Mylavarapu, a freshman at Hinsdale Central High School, began her hiking journey at Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky. There, her love for hiking and the great...

With summer approaching, there are endless activities to enjoy on a warm day. Taking long walks in nature, relaxing by the pool and having picnics with friends are all possibilities for an ideal summer...

On Friday, April 29, student members of the Hinsdale Central International Club put on a performance to showcase the various cultures at their school. The cultural fair took place in the main gym during...

On Thursday, May 12, Hinsdale Central’s girls’ soccer team played against Metea Valley on Centennial Field. Metea Valley came out victorious, with a final score of 4-1. This marks the final game...

It would be difficult – if not outright impossible – to imagine a world without paper. In school, we use it as scratch paper, to print worksheets, tests, files, reports, and more. However, every year,...

On Wednesday, May 3, Hinsdale Central’s boys varsity volleyball team faced off against Glenbard West in the main gym at Hinsdale Central. Glenbard West came out victorious, winning 25-20 in the first...

Spring is known for inconsistency. Some days, the weather reaches high temperatures, making the day enjoyable. Other days, the bitterness of winter returns. And most days, rain seems never ending, yet...

On Thursday, April 21, Hinsdale Central held a spring activities fair in the field house to promote a variety of clubs to students and incoming freshmen.  While normally Hinsdale Central’s activity...