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On Tuesday, April 6, Hinsdale Central returned to a normal, 50 minute class period schedule. Some students remained on Zoom, but the majority returned to the classroom.

Students Sum Up The First Full Week of School

Taylor Fodor, Sophie Burns, Editor-In-Chief, and Olivia Ostrowski, Editor-In-Chief • April 14, 2021

Despite the pandemic, Central students have found ways to participate in their favorite holiday traditions.

Christmas Plans for Central Students

Emma Walsh, Sophie Burns, Editor-In-Chief, and Olivia Ostrowski, Editor-In-Chief • December 16, 2020

Although many voters chose to vote early in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, many Americans will still cast their ballots on election day, Nov. 3.

2020 Election Rundown

Kara Pearson, Sophie Burns, Editor-In-Chief, and Olivia Ostrowski, Editor-In-Chief • November 2, 2020

Heres how Hinsdale Central students plan to celebrate Halloween while abiding by COVID-19 restrictions.

Halloween At Hinsdale Central

Taylor Fodor, Sophie Burns, Editor-In-Chief, and Olivia Ostrowski, Editor-In-Chief • October 27, 2020

Although the COVID-19 pandemic limits some activities, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy fall 2020.

Fun and safe fall activities

Emma Walsh, Sophie Burns, Editor-In-Chief, and Olivia Ostrowski, Editor-In-Chief • October 16, 2020

E-learning can be draining and require a lot of energy. Watch this video for some easy and nutritious snack ideas to make at home for a boost of energy!

Quick and Healthy Snacks to Make at Home

Lauren Witt, Sophie Burns, Editor-In-Chief, and Olivia Ostrowski, Editor-In-Chief • September 22, 2020

Many universities are offering virtual tours for prospective students.

Continuing the college search from home

Sophie Burns, Lia Reichmann, Editor-in-Chief, and Saba Ali, Editor-in-Chief • April 23, 2020

This year has been a stressful year for all of us. It is far from what we expected of the new decade and derailed all of our plans in the foreseeable future. Considering now is around the time most juniors...

Despite the fact that public courts and parks have shut down, many people continue to use them.

Students need to maintain social distancing to shorten quarantine

Sophie Burns, Lia Reichmann, Editor-in-Chief, and Saba Ali, Editor-in-Chief • April 8, 2020

We’ve been in quarantine for weeks now. No school, work, friends— virtually no remnants of a normal life are still intact.  It can be difficult, perhaps even depressing to remain in isolation...

Quarantine can feel boring, but this list of books will keep you entertained until COVID-19 is over.

Bored? Here are five books to read while confined to your house

Sophie Burns, Lia Reichmann, Editor-in-Chief, and Saba Ali, Editor-in-Chief • March 25, 2020

We are a week and a half into our quarantine, and this appears to be the first time in history students have ever said that they missed school. We are all in desperate need of entertaining ourselves, and...

District 86 has remote learning planned for Tuesday through Friday during the weeks of March 16 and March 23.

Is e-learning an effective substitute for a traditional classroom?

Sophie Burns, Lia Reichmann, Editor-in-Chief, and Saba Ali, Editor-in-Chief • March 18, 2020

Ohio public schools were the first to shut down until April, and Illinois followed suit not long after. Colleges across the country have also closed their doors, some indefinitely and some have already...

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