Since its addition in 1988, the shortest Olympic swimming event was the 50-meter freestyle. As of April 9, that is no longer the case. The International Olympic Committee announced that swimmers will be...
Sophomore Andy Trejo faced shoulder-to-shoulder traffic from Kirby Drive to NRG Parkway as she made the trek to get a glimpse of the carnival lights outside NRG Stadium. Despite waiting in lines under...
When Asa Gangjee and Suman Muppavarappu received the Grand Award for Aerospace Engineering at the Science and Engineering Fair of Houston, both juniors were ecstatic. After over 900 hours of work in research...
When freshman Maya Lester and captain Claire Field returned to their room after dinner, they found clothes strewn everywhere, suitcases rifled through and even snacks opened. As they searched further,...
Individuals who do not wish to be named have been kept anonymous.
Last month, a new law aiming to eliminate alleged Chinese interference in American social media resulted in millions of users flocking...
After three desperate hours of digging in the dirt, freshman Ayush Lalwani finally found the object of his search—a decomposing, hole-ridden pair of underwear.
Lalwani originally buried the cotton...
After four years, the Students Political Education Club published its first magazine: Perspectives.
A nonpartisan magazine designed for students to share their political views, Perspectives debuted...
Nia Shetty, Online Section Editor
• November 17, 2024
On Nov. 15, 72,300 fans gathered at AT&T stadium to watch Youtuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul face off against professional boxer Mike Tyson, who's known for his powerful knockouts. It was the kind of...
Former St. John’s English teacher Michel Patrick Cullinan, renowned for his enthusiastic teaching and comma rules, died on Oct. 10, 2024, surrounded by his friends and family. He was 90.
Former students...
Spray can in hand, senior Kai Gomez did not expect to find herself painting a life-sized version of Smurfette on a Wednesday night atop senior Talulah Monthy’s shoulders.
The two cheerleaders...
When Alice Fogler (‘10) was a freshman at the Upper School, St. John’s held its first Homecoming—a formal dance similar to Homecomings in most other high schools. Two years later, Homecoming suddenly...
When AJ Alagarsamy first heard about the Native American Affinity Group, the sophomore was excited about the prospect of learning more about his culture. He joined the email list right away.
The School’s...
