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Olivia on stage playing the piano while performing her hit song, “drivers license”

“Guts” tour review

Juno van der Bruggen, Reporter April 24, 2024

Teens use music as a form of expression, a soundtrack to their lives and a source of inspiration in addition to being a means of entertainment. I recently got to go to Olivia Rodrigo's much-awaited “Guts”...

A photo of the outside of the Sphere, lit up purple, the morning of the concert.

A peek inside the Sphere: A U2 concert review

Mia Boland, Editor March 12, 2024

Starting on September 29, 2023 the Irish rock band U2 performed a series of shows every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night. Totaling in over 40 shows (originally intended to be a lesser amount, but 11 extra...

Governor Whitmer speaking to a crowd of students at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

Michigan in the 2024 election: Understanding the significance of a battleground state

Sofia Audet-AbdulNour, Reporter March 8, 2024

What is a Swing State?  Not all political influence is created equal. Battleground states, in particular, attract more coverage, whether through political campaigns, advertising, or placing state issues...

If only we knew

If only we knew

Christina Jones March 8, 2024

Among the current 100 members serving in the United States Senate, there are only eight African Americans. That is 8%. Among the current 435 members serving in the United States House of Representatives,...

Author Maggie Locricchio on her first day of kindergarten. Little did she know she’d want to spend the rest of her life in a classroom.

Learning to teach

Maggie Locricchio, Editor March 5, 2024

“What do you want to be when you grow up?” A question that is as intimidating as it is exciting. A question that causes anxiety with a fear for the future. High schoolers dread this question but must...

A green sea turtle off the coast of Florida. Turtles are a huge part to the oceans ecosystem and are currently endangered.

Over-fishing: It’s detrimental to the sea

Alyson Rahl, Reporter March 4, 2024

About one third of the types of fish that humans consume have been overfished. This leaves the fish in danger of becoming extinct or endangered.    “Overfishing is caused because the ocean...

Good friends, senior Sofia Audet-AbdulNour and sophomore Charlisa Penzak, in Boston for a debate tournament.

The friendship recession at Groves

Kathryn Kubicz, Reporter March 1, 2024

If you have Gen X parents, it’s likely you’ve heard “Back in my day…” followed by the most Luddite scenario that has ever graced your consciousness.  “Back in my day, we looked up from...

Girls ages 11 to 18 attend EmpowerHer: girls, sports and bright futures and join a powerful community.

EmpowerHer : girls, sports and bright futures

Maggie Wehler, Staff February 16, 2024

“We’re here because we are all athletes. Notice how I didn’t say ‘star athlete’, or anyone gunning to be the next Simone Biles or Serena Williams,” Joanne Gerstner said as she commenced the...

Womens’ lacrosse stick covering the sun on a perfectly clear, sunny day.

Dehoñtjihgwa’és: Lacrosse is more than a game

Samantha Jacobs, Editor February 14, 2024

Lacrosse is one of the oldest sports in America, originating in today’s New York state and nearby Canada in 1100. It was originated by the Haudenosaunee people (commonly known as the Iroquois Confederacy). For...

A banner outside the Groves library showing a variety of black universities across the nation.

Bass Reeves: The greatest US Marshal

Jose Serrano, Reporter February 14, 2024

We must look at all the amazing Black men and women who contributed to Black history and culture this Black History Month. My personal favorite Black history icon is the incredible US Marshal; Bass Reeves....

Senior Gracie Raznicks posted on Instgram @grovesdecisions24, showing her commitment to Syracuse University.

Holding on a minute longer

Grace Raznick, Reporter February 14, 2024

For many years people envision who they will become as a high school senior. I know for me, senior year was a milestone I could not wait for— not only did I believe it signified maturity, but it meant...

Ducks on Walnut Lake.

The larger scope of infrastructure infiltration in public schools

Sofia Audet-AbdulNour, Reporter February 5, 2024

Climate watchers continually blame Michigan’s lackluster weather on climate change— and the threat is real. As El Nino, a periodic weather event, calms the seas on the southern sphere, Michigan is...

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