This was the movie I had been waiting to see for the past three years, “Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.” After I had read the book in 2020 I heard it would also be made into a movie,...

Every morning at 7:15 a.m. sharp, I waltz into DGN’s doors with eyebags down to my toes and a minute away from hitting snooze on myself. Even so, there always seems to be someone waiting at the front...

The Trojan Marching Band competed in The Mustang Music Bowl Oct. 7 marking their first competition in roughly 20 years. The event was held at DGS and the Trojans came in fifth place in the AAA division. The...

If you attended school Nov. 8, you might have noticed the surprising amount of students with headphones on, and phones out; all playing the same song. Conversations and compliments erupted throughout the...

I woke up Friday morning, pulled out my speaker, went to Spotify, searched Drake, and clicked. Drake's beautiful voice traveled along with me while I got ready for school. Back at it again, review of...

To say I am a Taylor Swift fan is an understatement. I was lucky enough to score tickets to the “Eras Tour” this summer, which was an experience like no other. Desperate and knowing I would do anything...

As someone who has been listening to Drake since I was 10, I get hyped every time Drake comes out with an album. To emphasize how much I love Drake, I dropped 350 dollars on nosebleed tickets to see him...

For the second year in a row, DGN’s Intro to Business classes have taken a step into the kitchen of MOD Pizza and created four student-designed pizzas available for purchase to the public on October...

A play? A whole play? Why would anyone want to do that? How do you even do that? If you’re anything like me, those are likely your first thoughts when you hear about One Acts. If you aren’t familiar,...

With Halloween quickly approaching, there is no better time to share spooky stories. These intriguing and chilling tales have been told for centuries. Passed down by generations, mysterious myths continue...

I sigh as I walk to my seat in the Clarence Johnson Auditorium. It’s hot. I’m here to support some friends - not get heat stroke. I take a deep breath and wipe the sweat pooling on my face to prepare...

Senior artist Emma Salman’s work has received awards ranging from 2nd place in a Chicagoland 4x5 exhibition to a Scholastic National Gold Medal. However, she wasn’t always sure of what to do with her...