Metea and Waubonsie students joined other Chicagoland high schoolers in a Republican Gubernatorial candidate debate on WTTW's Chicago Tonight as part of the Mikva Challenge. Check out WVTV's Instagram...

Students take time out of their lunch period to go to BPA's annual blood drive with Heartland Blood Centers. Photo by Elizabeth Kluge

Cody and Nick, two recovering heroin addicts, founder of the LTM foundation, and sister of Louie Miceli, a young boy who overdosed on heroin, came in to speak to sophomore health students on the dangers...

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While snow lightly fluttered down on the evening of Dec. 13, MVHS Madrigals invited family and friends to their second annual holiday feast – with a show. “A Madrigal dinner is like a dinner theater...

Music lovers everywhere got lucky this Friday the 13th with a surprise album from seventeen-time Grammy award winner Beyoncé. The “visual album” has fourteen tracks, each with its own corresponding...

Seniors chattered excitedly as Lieutenant Governor Evelyn Sanguinetti took the microphone, "The safety net is fine- the safety net saved me, but Illinois has to be so much more than just a safety net." On...

The chess team clinched a top spot above both Neuqua and Waubonsie Valley at Elgin High School on Dec. 7. With a big win over Neuqua Valley, the team clinched their top spot. “Our team has gone 6-0,...

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On Nov. 21, the board of directors of NaperBridge came together for the grand opening of their new teen center. While this has been an on going plan throughout the NaperBridge community over the past three...

On Nov. 20, Illinois legalized gay marriage. Although this marked a great day for gay rights activists, their race for equality has not ended here. Just because gay marriage is legal, does not mean a...

On Nov. 20, Illinois legalized gay marriage. Although this marked a great day for gay rights activists, their race for equality has not ended here. Just because gay marriage is legal, does not mean...

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Bowling try-outs kick off the new season on Monday. Photo by Taylor Mansmith

New generations connect with the old in a nostalgic, yet, brand-new game in the new Pokémon X and Y video games released on Oct. 12 worldwide for the 3D DS. With the release of Pokémon X and Y came seventy...

Metea's theater department presents Shakespeare's comedy A Midsummer Night's Dream. Photo by Iza Mikus

The girls’ basketball team is on their way to starting a new season, meaning the team has to deal with the loss of players from last year. The team lost several players from last year’s team that...

Vote for the Metea Art Honor Society's gingerbread man at http://downtownnaperville.com/gingerbread! Photo by Taylor Mansmith

ISA celebrates Diwali at the Festival of Lights. Photo by Andrea Lin

The results are in: the Pure 'Murican Burger won! Photo by Taylor Mansmith

Come to Tom & Eddie's (Ogden & Naper Blvd.) on Nov. 6 from 5-9 PM to support the MVHS Marketing and International Food classes.

(It's Levi-OH-sa, not Levio-SA.) This article was revised and corrected on Nov. 15 to appeal to a broader audience. Before Metea’s opening, school administrators voted on how “Metea” would officially...

The recent government shutdown has everyone arguing over who is to blame, but there is a bigger underlying issue - our elected leaders’ inability to compromise. Democracy is a key value to our society,...

It's unpacking time when Youth and Government's annual fundraiser pies arrive.  By Grant Bolle

Physics cars race down the hall as students see their handiwork put to the test. Photo by Grant Bolle

Check out photos from the last football game of the year!

Students enjoy food and books during the first Metea Read-In. By Grant Bolle

A sea of purple washes over Metea on the anniversary of Devin Meadows' death.  By Elizabeth Kluge

Principal Schmid leads the school through Metea's Fight Song at the Homecoming game. Photo by Tom Musch

View photos from the 2013 Homecoming Pep Assembly, taken by Elizabeth Kluge and Iza Mikus.

MVHS art teachers display their personal work with other District 204 art teachers at the Art Educators Show. Photo by Grant Bolle

With big black boots and a burly stature, Phil Chalmers’s voice boomed through Metea’s gym: “This is not a normal assembly.” And although it was a Wednesday morning like any other, students sat...

Seniors campaign for their candidates running for Chief Executive and Speaker of the House as part of their Government class project. Photo by Iza Mikus

In recent years, students have been increasingly distracted by their phones in class, and the staff and administrators took notice and made a change for the better. This year, the administration decided...

Terra McVoy and other young adult authors connect with students on real life issues displayed in  their novels. Photo by Grant Bolle

On Sep. 21, Marching Mustangs filled the auditorium with the sound of the Beatles, showcasing their entertaining half-time show Beatlemania. “We began working on these songs for about two weeks before...

Social media has been atwitter about Metea Valley High School being on the 30 Most Beautiful High School Campus in the World. While the campus been nominated for other architectural awards, like AIA Chicago’s...

Girls' Varsity Volleyball become the first team to beat Neuqua in a close match. Photo by Iza Mikus

Chicago Bears kicker Robbie Gould asked students to kick hunger - and that they did. Altogether, Mustangs packed 1,350 pounds of food providing 1,180 meals for people in need. Photo by Iza Mikus

Students attend CTP's college fair, discovering new schools and exciting opportunities. Photo by Taylor Mansmith

Mustangs pledge to perform good deeds on 9/11 Day of Service.               Photo by Taylor Mansmith

Beginning on Monday (9/16), third period will be five minutes longer to accommodate for daily announcements.

Staff and students work together to re-label  and pack over 20 tons of canned pumpkin in memory of 9/11 and the National Day of Service and Remembrance. Photo by Elizabeth Kluge Panorama by Iza Mikus

It's game time for the marching band too as Mustangs play against Glenbard South for the first home game of the year. Photo by Grant Bolle

Author Jordan Sonnenblick reads aloud an excerpt from his new book that he named after Jimi Hendrix's debut album, Are You Experienced? Read Metea Media's new article for more on Sonnenblick and his...

Metea students enjoy their first lunch of the school year the first lunch period of the day. Photo by Elizabeth Kluge

Thousands of screaming hysterical girls can only mean two things – the world is ending, or One Direction is in town. Fortunately, the world is not coming to an end. Centered around the lives of five...

This summer, junior Matt Grumbine (second from right), as well as students from other schools in the area, took a trip to Nicaragua in hopes to help the community. What did you do in Nicaragua? In...

Mustang Mania starts off the year with a burst of love. Photo by Iza Mikus

The Petersen sisters put up posters for the new school year.

Empty of books, but full of high hopes.

These seats can't wait to see what exciting events will happen in the auditorium this year.

It’s a common scene - a stage set up in a park with some brightly costumed band preforming for a sea of look-a-likes, but it’s one you won’t see at Lollapalooza. Since its conception in 1991, Lollapalooza...