By Isabella Keyon ('24) South Brunswick High School’s annual Mental Health Fair is to be held Friday, April 1. The fair is organized by...

By Keira Gilmore and Isabel Mitchell (‘24) (Picture was taken directly from Viking Closet Instagram @sbhsvikingcloset) The South...

by Kyleigh Carpentieri (‘22) Being a senior at South Brunswick High School grants seniors the opportunity to obtain a parking spot, but...

By Jamie Lewis (‘19) and Jillian Seliger-Braun (‘19) As the administration revises the parking rules, students and faculty continue to...

By Nicolas Costa (’18) An inquiry into the genesis of the racial and socioeconomic academic achievement gap in South Brunswick Why are...

By Jillian Seliger-Braun (‘19) On November 27, two Holocaust and Genocide classes toured the National Holocaust Memorial Museum in...

By Lujan Asturias ('23) After a year and a half of remote learning and staying at home, everyone is finally back in the building. At the...

By Harshini Dinesh (‘23) As course scheduling goes on, students may find themselves thinking about which careers or opportunities they...

By Adam Khan ('23) As the year starts to come to a close, elective choices have been on the mind of new students for next year. From...

Lights! Cameras! Model! One of the most anticipated events at the South Brunswick High School, Mr. SBHS, is just around the corner. On...

By: Amal Ali (‘21) Why is it that English majors receive criticism when asked about what their major is in college? Friends and families...

By Harshini Dinesh ('23) Dabbing brushes in bright red paint, wiping clay off of hands, and penciling in details are all part of some...

By Harshini Dinesh ('23) Sparkling lights glitter in houses, and the smell of butter cookies wafts by. It’s winter break, and everyone is...

Around the world, high school senior year is thought to be one of the most significant milestones in a person's life, which it is, but...

The stress of school can pile up on students’ shoulders, especially when it’s their first time in an unfamiliar school with hundreds of...

Student Council’s annual Wear Teal, Spin the Wheel event looked a little different this year due to remote learning. In the past, the...

The howling crowds of a South Brunswick football game won’t be as loud this year as in the past. Football, like many other aspects of the...

By Esha Peer ('21) In the 1980s, a large cornfield held the potential for producing more than just crops. Capital was built on it, and...

By Esha Peer ('21) With better educational opportunities for girls in recent years, females are getting more chances to pursue higher...

By Cassandra Vega (‘20) In June of 2017, The Viking Vibe published an article verifying the intent of South Brunswick Township to permit...