The New Year 2026 has freshly begun. Around this time, it seems everyone starts wanting to improve: gyms are more full, grades are better, and habits are at their peak.
However, OH students are not strong believers in the “New Year, New Me” concept. Will the community not see improvements around OH in this new year?
“I think it's motivating, but a lot of people think they can do more stuff than they actually can," said OH junior Melanie Imbronjev. "So people kind of shoot big, and then they don't end up doing it.”
Even OH staff are not so fond of the idea, like OH psychologist David Milos.
New OH Students Services AP Kate Lippoldt has eagerly jumped into her new role, helping with fall testing, along with providing support to students throughout their high school experience.
"Once I worked in High School for a few years, I found...
This Valentine’s Day, you may be asking yourself, “What else do I need to buy? I’ve already bought things for my partner and for myself.” Well, dear reader, there’s still something you probably haven’t put enough love into: your room. The humble abode at which you lay your head could have twice the good feels if you bought a little bit of love-themed decor.
OHS students showed their school spirit by dressing up in this year's Homecoming Week themes: Western vs. Country Club, Camo, Decades, Class Colors, and Orange & Blue.
Several iterations of the Panther Credit Union (PCU) have existed at Oswego High School since 1996, yet many students may not know about it in its current form.
“Credit unions are different from banks in that the owners are really the members, so we’re a part of this organization that provides banking needs to students,” said Tim Taviani, business teacher and the adviser of the PCU.