St. John's College High School's theater department delivered an exceptional performance last weekend with its fall production of Almost, Maine. Almost, Maine did not disappoint—it was every bit as captivating as those that came before it. The production showcased the dedication that each cast member
Free Friday afternoon? Spend it watching a movie while eating some free pizza. The Film Club is officially hosting a viewing of the hit 2017 film, Get Out. Get Out is a psychological horror film that is largely acclaimed and has received multiple Academy Awards nominations and two Golden Globe
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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.
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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