Diversity Club’s first annual Denim Day took place on Wednesday, April 28 as part of a national event spreading awareness of sexual harassment...

As the search for the new district superintendent continues, a meeting between the search firm and a group of selected students allowed the latter...

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On March 23, district administration announced the cancellation of second semester exams for both virtual and in-person high school students....

With summer on the horizon — and the end of the 2020-2021 school year — the search for superintendent Dr. Gary Niehaus' successor is well...

Despite many doubts that it would work, the hybrid schedule was mostly successful, but many think that the school board is being even more...

It’s been a year, and some of us still don’t get it. We’ve been over this. Wear. A. Mask. Believe it or not, we’re still in a pandemic,...

The 2020-2021 school year has been more abnormal than previous years. Many student athletes have been affected by COVID-19, leaving them with...

In order to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, rapid tests have been administered to traditional and OneGP Virtual spring athletes each Monday...

On April 3, senior Logan Ladach competed at the individual states wrestling competition, placing sixth in the meet. Ladach said that his qualification...

With the delays to the beginning of the spring sports season, many athletes are questioning how things will be moving forward.  According...

Despite experiencing a season of uncertainty and cancellation due to COVID-19, two of the three Grosse Pointe figure skating teams are able to...

Senior Jack Ugval was one of the many attendees who enjoyed Grosse Pointe North and South’s Dog Walk on May 2. The event consisted of a two-mile...

With a little less than a month until prom and graduation, the class of 2021 is on a downhill sprint to the red tape. Senior class president...

The honors band and orchestra programs have existed for students in grades 5-8 for many years, however this year they have been extended to high...

Grosse Pointe Woods mayor Robert Novitke died on March 14 following a battle with emphysema. Novitke was mayor since 1990, and his career as...

Sophomore and part fabricator Tegan Barber joined the robotics team her freshman year to expand her knowledge about a subject she is passionate...

The stock market is no longer just a game for boomers. The recent drastic involvement of teenagers and young adults in the stock exchange has...