As vibrant colors and celebrations mark the arrival of spring, millions celebrate Holi, a Hindu festival recognized for its cultural significance and community engagement. Also known as the Festival of...

The passing period bell rings, crowds of students flood to the commons – it’s lunch time. While some pack their own nutritious meal or opt for a salad, students buried in endless assignments and exhaustion...

On March 17, Illinois voters went to the polls for the primary elections for the 2026 midterm, which is the election in the middle of a four-year presidential term. Projections seemed to match the election...

Three students from DGS attended the Illinois State Board of Education Student Summit on March 13, joining peers from across the state to discuss current issues impacting education. Senior Yamil Pacheco,...

Through the wide array of performance genres, the DGS drama department is eclectic, offering many opportunities for aspiring performers to flourish. This year, DGS is introducing a new activity to the...

With March marking the beginning of Women’s History Month, DGS club SWENext is hosting a drive collecting menstrual products. SWENext, a youth outreach program by the Society of Women Engineers, is...

President Donald Trump announced on Dec. 18, 2025 the Patriot Games, a four-day athletic competition for high school students in celebration of the U.S.’s 250th anniversary. The games are expected to...

Ramadan, a religious holiday celebrated by Muslims around the world, will take place during February and March this year. There are many traditions associated with Ramadan, such as prayer and avoiding...