As mental health has become a prominent issue in the world, the question of how well it has been handled at South has been a hot topic.
South has five full time counselors, a licensed psychologist and...
In a time where stress and anxiety is surrounding us, productivity tends to diminish.
With midterms around the corner, students are faced with stress now more than ever. Balancing seven classes worth...
In recent years, arguments have been raised nationally about the credibility of standardized tests. In our own school, many students who consider themselves hardworking and intelligent are devastated...
Going on two weeks since the Oxford school shooting, many have raised the question of are we doing enough to change this cycle. Some school districts around us have taken measures such as only allowing...
After the recent events that have taken place in our home state, anxiety among students regarding gun violence has heightened. The following days after the shooting at Oxford High School on November...
Every year families buy a fresh tree for the holidays. However, this year, a shortage of trees forced some to purchase fake ones.
Otherworld is a shop on Mack that sells Christmas trees when in season....
Following the recent school shooting at Oxford High School, South’s administration, teachers, and students struggled with heightened anxiety over the proximity of the incident. South has received...
Caya Craig '23, Social Media Manager
• December 22, 2021
With the Oxford High School shooting taking place on Nov. 30, 2021, schools throughout Michigan have been receiving various threats on social media. This leads to panic for students, staff and parents...
During the winter months, many people partake in various activities, from school-related clubs and organizations to extracurricular activities.
Amanda Frantz ’23 said she took a hiatus the past few...
Toyia Watts calls it a tsunami.
A lifetime Detroit resident of the Islandview neighborhood and president of the Charlevoix Village Association (CVA), Watts has witnessed the effects of gentrification...
Grosse Pointe South is entertained around 9 a.m. every day as Jay Hunter, a graduate of Austin Catholic Preparatory School ’76, and Curtis Fisher, Grosse Pointe South ’76, are outside with their one...
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