Artist of the Month: September
Paige Darling, Assistant Multimedia Editor
September 20, 2019
In order to highlight LT’s own artistic community, LION has decided to choose a creator every month, one who works in various forms in the art world. We hope to showcase traditional art mediums, like drawings and paintings, along with more modern forms such as photography, short films, music and po...
Women’s March 2019
Pilar Valdes, Art Director
January 25, 2019
I am a feminist through and through. I have two older brothers, and I never really saw myself as any different from them while growing up. Sure, I was shorter and had longer hair, but I still liked Mario and Pokémon, and I knew I could beat them in any sort of physical fight—although they cla...
Mr. LT packs Reber Center for local charity
Camilla Breen, Assistant Photo Editor
April 9, 2018
Mr. LT was started in 2014 to raise money for charity. This year on April 7, 15 students competed in the pageant and the proceeds went to Healing Hearts for Ashley. Photos were taken by Camilla Breen.
March for Our Lives
Camilla Breen, Grace DeKoker, and Mary Devine
April 5, 2018
The March for Our Lives occurred across the United States on March 24. Lion staff members Camilla Breen, Grace DeKoker and Mary Devine documented the events in Chicago and San Diego. The following photo gallery highlights key moments from the march.
LT protest presses for gun control in walkout
Lars Lonnroth, Assistant News Editor
February 23, 2018
Students at SC walked out of class on Feb. 21 in order to call for gun control measures in the wake of the murder of 17 students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. Students at NC did the same on Feb. 22. “We as students have a moral obligation to ensure that future g...
Signs of democracy: Women’s March to the Polls
Greta Markey, Managing Editor of Print Content
January 26, 2018
Photos by Camilla Breen, Lars Lonnroth, Greta Markey and Isabel Tuisl Last year, when I went to the first Women’s March on Jan. 21, 2017, I knew that it was the start of something big. Never before in my life had I seen so many people come together and stand up for a few common causes: l...
Pipeline perplexity
Greta Markey, Copy editor
February 2, 2017
Donald Trump's first days in office have already brought “yuge” efforts to unravel the environmental legacy of former President Barack Obama. These efforts include his Jan. 24 signing of Executive Orders to revive the production of the Keystone XL and Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL). Although Tru...
Why march?
Juliana Halpin, Managing editor of online content/social media content
January 27, 2017
On Jan. 21, over one million men and women participated in the women’s marches across the nation. While there was an outpour of support there was also and overwhelming amount of hate aimed at “rabid feminists” and the “creeping global emasculation of my [the male] gender,” as British journal...
Spring Sights
Tim Mikulski and Izy Scott
April 11, 2016
As the weather warms up and the plants start budding, the trails open back up for nature outings. LION went to some of the best spots in the area for an outdoors trip, and these are the highlights.
Brownstock 2016
Kristen Roemer, Photo Editor
April 1, 2016
The day-long student/staff music festival at the Reber Center, returning after a year's absence.
Blackout ends in disappointment
Drew Cushing, Online Editor
February 16, 2016
[imagebrowser id=65] In the eighth annual blackout game on Feb. 12, the LT boys basketball team fell to Hinsdale Central 65-49. Forwards Connor Niego ‘17 and Noah Niego ‘17 led the Lions in scoring, with 18 and 13 points, respectively. Central’s squad was led by guard Drew Shepherd ‘16 and ...
LT Assassin 2016
Izy Scott/Lauren Hucko
February 5, 2016
Featured are some of the spoon "weapons" student utilized in the yearly game of Senior Assassin
Special Olympics Pack the Place 2016
MelRose Buckler/Lauren Hucko, News Editor
January 20, 2016
Special Olympics Basketball games that took place for the Pack the Place event on Jan. 19, 2016.
Claire Williams, Copy Editor
January 23, 2020 • No Comments
When I arrived at the concert venue on Jan. 10 for Surfaces’ Chicago-stop on their Warm Winter tour, there was still a line wrapped around the Metro. Immediately, I noticed...
January 22, 2020
‘Uncut Gems’ is a diamond in the rough
January 17, 2020
January 17, 2020
Kaitlyn Joyner, reporter and photographer
January 21, 2020 • No Comments
Kevin Mitros, Director of Buildings and Grounds for the district, died Dec. 29 at the age of 65. Mitros played an important role in everything he did for students here at...
Contaminated recycling bins causing problems
January 21, 2020
December 11, 2019
Western Springs catwalk to be reconstructed
December 11, 2019