Around Campus
On Tuesday morning, Brian Lamb, founder and retired CEO of C-SPAN, visited St. John's College High School to educate students on the importance of journalism. 0:00 /4:16 1× Lamb first started by asking students what they think know absolutely, setting him up to explain the importance
On this Veterans Day the nation commemorates those who have served and who can share their story. St. John's has a storied association with the military since their Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) program began in 1915. There are over 1500 graduates who have served in the
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Opinion
Last Tuesday, as election results emerged, one surprising race unfolded in Nebraska's Senate election. Although often overlooked in national coverage, this contest could mark a significant shift in American politics, potentially impacting future presidential races. Deb Fisher has been representing Nebraska in the Senate for almost 12 years
Lifestyle
The upcoming Met Gala’s theme is “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.” Inspired by Monica L. Miller’s 2009 book, Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity, the exhibit will feature garments, paintings, photographs, and more, exploring Black men’s style through the lens of dandyism.
Sports
Since St. John’s moved to its current location on Military Road in the 1950s, it has lacked something that many high schools in America has: lights. But why? It turns out there are two parts to the decision. “The National Park System. The Department of Interior has restrictions on
Around Campus
Grounded in traditions and principles of leadership, the Cadet Corps program molds students into well-rounded individuals with excellent leadership skills. When the program was founded in 1915, it was a Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) program. Up until 1992 when SJC became a co-ed school, participation in the
On Tuesday morning, Brian Lamb, founder and retired CEO of C-SPAN, visited St. John's College High School to educate students on the importance of journalism. 0:00 /4:16 1× Lamb first started by asking students what they think know absolutely, setting him up to explain the importance
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Grounded in traditions and principles of leadership, the Cadet Corps program molds students into well-rounded individuals with excellent leadership skills. When the program was founded in 1915, it was a Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) program. Up until 1992 when SJC became a co-ed school, participation in the
Since the Cadet Corps officially formed in 1915, the Regimental Band has been an integral part of the military tradition of St. John's. At every performance, every March On, and every trip, the Regimental Band has accompanied one of St. John’s' flagship organizations. At its inception,
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Since the Cadet Corps officially formed in 1915, the Regimental Band has been an integral part of the military tradition of St. John's. At every performance, every March On, and every trip, the Regimental Band has accompanied one of St. John’s' flagship organizations. At its inception,
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In their first match of the playoffs, SJC Boys Soccer defeated Bishop Ireton 1-0, with Chris Heyl '25 scoring the only goal of the game near the end of the first half.
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After the Vice Presidential Debate, we polled students to determine who they are voting for and what issues are important to them. Starting things off, let’s get into our audience. We received 330 responses, who took on average 4 minutes to respond. Half of our respondents are from Maryland,
Around campus at SJC, there is no shortage of athletes, artists, gamers, performers, scholars, and even dancers. Jane Cronin ‘27 is one of them. Cronin is a pre-professional ballerina, which means that she is at the highest level that a dancer her age can achieve and she can pursue dance
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Here at SJC, we have a community of many different cultures. Ms. Butler, a French teacher honors her Cherokee heritage. Ms. Butler’s family was first a part of the “Western Band of Cherokees” in Northwest Georgia and they were a part of the “Wolf Clan” which is one of
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