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Jackie Chis (West alum '16) gets ready to cast her vote at the Lincolnwood Public Library. She showed up to vote because she believes that the result of this election may have an adverse impact on women across the country. "I think that this election has the potential to be a very historically significant one—we might even have our first female black president. When I'm voting, I'm voting for women like me and women not like me so they can advocate for themselves," Chis said.
Democracy in Action: Inside Lincolnwood and Skokie’s Polling Locations
By Hanna Schneider, Staff Writer • Nov 6, 2024

Voting Stickers Handed To In-Person Voters. GPA / Photo Archive / Flickr Creative Commons
Students Prepare to Vote In Their First Election
By Holly Korzun and Ava Hortega • Nov 1, 2024

The time has come again; the presidential election is underway. Returning voters are casting their ballots...

Students from the Muslim Student Association (MSA) pray together on prayer mats on the Niles West tennis courts. They are facing the direction of the Kaaba, a place of worship located in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. MSA meets Friday afternoons for prayer and discussion.
Muslim Students and Staff Grapple With Islamophobia
By Aishah Khan and Ibrahim Quadri • Oct 28, 2024

In an effort to address Islamophobia affecting Muslim students at Niles West, Muslim Student Association...

How Does The Presidential Election Work?
How Does The Presidential Election Work?
By Morgan Warner-Mackey and Hannah Kucharik • Oct 24, 2024

Every four years, the United States goes through the process of electing or re-electing a president to...

From left, Mehmeti, Endashaw, Grant, and Cronologia celebrate after winning homecoming royalty.
Homecoming Pep Assembly
By Fiona Payne, Photo Editor • Oct 22, 2024

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Trending Stories
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West football players attend the D219 board meeting on Oct. 8 in support of Coach Nick Torresso who is on leave.

D219 School Board Hears Public Comments About Coach Nick Torresso From Players and Parents • 982 Views

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Football player David Khamoo, junior, is shown wearing a shirt with the sayings "Free Coach T" and "You can't spell team without T."

Football Players Wear T-Shirts Supporting "On Leave" Coach • 699 Views

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Students from the Muslim Student Association (MSA) pray together on prayer mats on the Niles West tennis courts. They are facing the direction of the Kaaba, a place of worship located in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. MSA meets Friday afternoons for prayer and discussion.

Muslim Students and Staff Grapple With Islamophobia • 430 Views

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SPORTS
Niles West's varsity cheerleaders do an elite stunt with the fliers performing a scale.
Justin Joseph, senior, aims the ball down the lane.
Freshman Emma Velimirovic (right) poses with Niles North senior Sobia Shethwala. Both varsity tennis players made it to State. Photo courtesy of @NiWeHiTennis on X.
All the seniors line up with their families to take a huge group photo. The dads and siblings have fun throwing up the baby pictures.
Senior Austin Mulingbayan, varsity football defensive tackle, walks with his parents and younger brothers, including freshman football player Chase Mulingbayan (left).
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Niles West Theatre debuted Twelfth Night on Oct. 31, 2024.
The gallery features 'All the Colors' by Nuree Kim (left), 'Partial Solar Eclipse in Chicago' by Leonid Osseny (middle) , 'Bastet' by Pamela Sloan (upper right) and 'Lincoln Park' by John W. Fleck (lower right).
Album promotional photo via @feliciathegoat on Instagram.
The fountain at Six Flags is decorated for Halloween, including water dyed blood red.
2024 Halloween costume predictions for trick-or-treaters based on 2024 social media trends.
ACADEMICS
The process of junior Lucy Clarke's upcycling project: cutting and sewing jeans into a pleated skirt.
Dual Credit logo
School Links takes the place of Maia Learning for the new school year
The theme of the National Summit for Courageous Conversation this year was "Learning to be Free."
An image of the new and improved prayer passes for the 2024-2025 school year
FEATURES
Cast members Emma Shimon, Henry Riley and Jamie Saxon Joseph rehearse Twelfth Night on Oct. 30, a day before their show.
Allison Beckwith hard at work in Niles West's Testing Center.
Maria Hodson: In Tune with Success
Arianna Jaramillo Drives Her Way to Sectionals
A photo of Mrs. Norberg-Johnson teaching.
OPINION: WEST WORD
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Opinion: I'm Okay with Being Average
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