On Tuesday, Nov. 26 the counseling department hosted a Blue Devil Alumni Panel during third hour.
The panel included six recent graduates, ranging from the South class of 2010 to 2018. Each panelist...
The first competition nears for the Science Olympiad team and the preparation is picking up pace.
The members of Science Olympiad are excited, yet stressed for the competition according to club president...
The sun, moon, planets and stars will soon be in the field of view for Astronomy Club.
The club has weekly meetings on Thursday mornings in Mr. Hernandez’s room, room 274, according to Astronomy Club...
Between weekly dialogue meetings and preparing for Culture Week, SEEDS has been busy in the month of November.
According to SEEDS facilitator Siena Weisbrodt ’21, Culture Week is an event SEEDS is putting...
Cookie Lab
Organic Chemistry is the bane of many college students’ existence. Naming long organic molecules, slowly heating liquids with heating plates so a fire is not started and spending...
Model United Nations is converging for another year at Grosse Pointe South, this year proctored by Jordan Phillips, social studies teacher, and student-led by Abi Wilson ‘20, president, and General...
New girls’ community choir One Voice is starting to prepare for their first ever concert, which is taking place Nov. 17 at Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church.
The singers have been preparing...
On Wednesday, Nov. 6, South’s National Honor Society (NHS) is hosting their annual blood drive.
Each year, the goal is to donate 50 pints of blood to the American Red Cross, according to NHS advisor...
“The Game’s Afoot” this weekend in the auditorium.
South’s Pointe Players will be performing The Game’s Afoot, a murder mystery starting Nov. 7 and going on through Nov. 9. The Fall...
On Nov. 5, the school district will seek to renew the operating restoration and extension millage and the sinking fund. The millage, which makes up 25 percent of the GPPSS annual budget, as well as the...
Stars and stripes decorated the student section. Red, white and blue radiated with Blue Devil pride. The unity of South was as strong as ever, until a Trump flag began waving in the wind.
On Friday,...
Science Olympiad will be selling bagels every Friday morning for the rest of the year in order to raise money for the club’s expenses, according to adviser Shelley Rothenbuhler. The profits raised...
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