The aftermath of the migrant caravan is still making headlines as the situation continues to worsen, due to the death of two children while in Border Patrol custody. The two children were seven-year-old Jakelin Caal Maquin and eight-year-old Felipe Gomez Alonzo. Maquin died on December 8, hours after the Border Patrol detained her, while Alonzo died...

December 16, 2018, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC or Congo) held an election that opened up the possibility for true democracy for the first time in the country since the presidency of Joseph Kasavubu after Congo’s independence on June 9, 1960. DRC’s political instability and richness in natural resources was the root of the Second Congo...

  The annual overnight trip to Culver Indiana was a tradition beloved by both the players and coaches of the Girls Varsity Basketball team. For the past couple years, the team has grown and bonded as they shared memories in the gym and the hotel. Four year senior Kelsi Jackson loved their trip and relished the time they spent together as a team. ...

The migrant caravan has recently made headlines as immigrants from countries in Central and Latin America, such as Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador are fleeing their home countries to reach the US-Mexico border line. The massive increase of violence from gangs, MS-13 and Barridos 18, has urged victims to seek refuge in America to ensure safety for...

July 1, 2019 will be a monumental day in Lake Forest Academy’s history. It will mark the culmination of Head of School John A. Strudwick’s 18-year tenure and the start of a new era for the school. After over a year of searching, discussing, and interviewing Head of School candidates, the LFA Selection Committee has finally chosen a successor who...