Adia Strunk, Print A&E Editor Published February 5, 2025
The bleachers at Hersey High School were abuzz. Chatter filled the air, greetings of students and teachers, parents and friends. As the Special Olympics team prepared for their basketball game, excitement...
Hiba Hashmi, RoundUp Freelance Writer Published December 20, 2023
The Ballon d’Or shines as soccer’s pinnacle honor, celebrated throughout the world. It was established in 1956 by France Football Magazine, known as an annual award given to the world’s best male...
If you have never done it, I recommend gathering the courage to ask someone about something they are wearing. Whether it would be a necklace, a graphic-T or shoes dolled up with writing. Stories or anecdotes...
Sarah Quig, Editor-in-Chief Published November 18, 2022
To help families prepare for the upcoming colder months, the police department is hosting a food drive to collect donations to give to the Project Hope Food Pantry.
“Even in a community like Barrington...
For the first time after formation, the Red Cross Club is hosting a walkathon event to raise funding for the American Red Cross. The event will take place at New Community Park in South Barrington from...
Mahi Rai, Print Features Editor Published September 22, 2022
Almost all kids grew up with Disney, and over the years, the cartoons we watched on screen set our standards for our love lives now. Some Disney characters we hated with a passion, but for other characters,...
Hi! I’m Neha, one of the news editors for the RoundUp this school year! I’ve been a part of the RoundUp staff since my freshman year of high school, a year ago.
My first year in journalism was spent...
Following the previous article posted about Illinois school lawsuits on masking and mitigations, a ruling on the case was made and new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) protocols instated....
Kaityln Witas, Staff Writer Published February 14, 2021
Valentine’s Day. You hear those words and depending on who you are, you either smile, or roll your eyes. Valentine’s Day is one of those days that have been up for debate since as long as I could remember....
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In the current political climate, everyone has started to become more and more divided, drawing lines and picking sides even when unnecessary. This should not lead to broken friendships....
Sam Pashkow, Staff Writer Published April 30, 2020
As quarantine and e-learning become the new normal for many students around the country, there are a lot of questions being asked about how this will affect teens. Students can no longer see their friends,...
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