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The RoundUp

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The RoundUp

Teagan Tuesley ‘26, Stephanie Yoon ‘27 and Lena Park ‘27 directed the first red cross meeting. They presented club information to members, explaining important details about volunteering and future events. Photo taken by Alex Brudvik, ‘27.

Red Cross Hosts First Meeting

Alex Brudvik, Online Features Editor
Published September 20, 2025

The Barrington Red Cross hosted their first meeting of the year on Wednesday, Sep. 17. As a high school chapter of the American Red Cross, the club aims to follow the same mission as the national non-profit...

RoundUp Recap

RoundUp Recap

Published September 15, 2025

Illustration by Anshul Nadendla

Home Sweet Home?

Anshul Nadendla and Ruby Nass
Published May 22, 2025

Jessie* has never been on a family vacation. In third grade, upset that her family never traveled to places like Disney World, Jessie asked her mom why. “That’s when my mom told me we legally can’t,”...

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Gather up for GreenDot day: Promote the up-stander lifestyle

Hassan Javed and Ruby Nass
Published April 28, 2025

A single action can change someone's day — or even their life. At BHS, students are learning how powerful it can be to stand up, speak out, and spread positivity. GreenDot’s mission is about turning...

Liam’s Jeopardy Victory

Liam’s Jeopardy Victory

Ruby Nass, Online Editor And Chief
Published April 22, 2025

In the electrifying world of "Jeopardy", a new name is lighting up the scoreboard–one that might sound familiar: Liam Starnes. But what led up to this moment? Starnes, a 2021 graduate, had various...

Photo courtesy of the BHS Fine Arts Department.

The Royal Remix

Ruby Nass, Online Editor And Chief
Published April 16, 2025

Lead: This spring, the BHS Fine Arts Department is lighting up the stage with the production of “SIX”, the musical. The iconic Broadway musical is coming to BHS in the black box theater on Thursday,...

Board of Education Meeting

Board of Education Meeting

Anika Wadhwa, Online EIC
Published April 16, 2025

The Board of Education meeting opened with a special report from fifth grader Leah Diaz from Sunny Hill Elementary School. She shared exciting events and personal achievements. “I am on the principal's...

A Night to Honor World Language

A Night to Honor World Language

Rainey Roy, Print Opinions Editor
Published April 15, 2025

The World Language Honors Society Induction Ceremony occurred for students on March 19th. Being part of this ceremony signifies that a student has excelled in their language class. Being inducted into...

Photo courtesy of RyAnn Brown ‘25.

The TikTok Trap

RyAnn Brown, Online A & E editor
Published March 5, 2025

TikTok has quickly become one of the most popular social media platforms, with over 1 billion monthly active users worldwide as of 2024. However, it's also causing some major problems when it comes to...

Sophomores Armaan Rizvi, Rishin Patel, Wen Han Lee and Haaris Ansari (left to right) advocate for Red Pulse’s upcoming community blood drive. Photo courtesy of Rishin Patel, ‘27.

Every Drop Counts

Alex Brudvik, Online Features Editor
Published January 24, 2025

A team of students are helping to combat the national blood shortage by hosting a blood drive on Saturday, Jan. 25 at Epic Urgent & Family Care in Streamwood. The student group putting on the blood...

TikTok’s Temporary Triumph

TikTok’s Temporary Triumph

Ruby Nass, Online Editor And Chief
Published January 19, 2025

The TikTok ban was officially enacted, causing the app to go dark for about fourteen hours. Despite ongoing concerns about the app's availability to American users, President Joe Biden has publicly stated...

Supreme Court Sides With Congress

Supreme Court Sides With Congress

Ruby Nass, Online Editor And Chief
Published January 17, 2025

The Supreme Court has made its official decision regarding the TikTok ban. It has been almost a week since the nine Supreme Court Justices heard oral arguments for and against the ban, leaving millions...

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