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Explainer: Russian invasion of Ukraine

On Thursday, February twenty-fourth, of 2022, Russia started its invasion of Ukraine. The question on the minds of many right now, is why. Why did Russia invade Ukraine? To understand that, one needs to look to the past. In the wake of World War Two, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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SJC students make sandwiches for PEW

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Poverty Education Week posters

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DC Attorney General Karl Racine '81 returns to Saint John’s

This slideshow requires JavaScript. On Thursday, February 24th, D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine ’81, a Saint John’s alum, came back to SJC to give a presentation to both the seniors and the Black Student Union about his career. Before he gave his presentation, he sat down with The

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Interview: Mr. Gittens on the message behind his memoir

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Changes coming to the SAT

The Scholastic Aptitude Test,  more commonly known as the SAT,  may be the most well known standardized test among high schoolers – famous for its stressful deadlines and rush to finish filling in tiny bubbles. Though it has been associated with pencil and paper for many years, the test will soon

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Black Student Union puts together robust schedule of events

It is our very first year with a Black Student Union, which means that black history month has definitely been celebrated differently here at St. John’s. The Black Student Union was originally formed with the assistance of Ms. Watson, Mr. Mancabelli, Mr. Themistos, and a group of dedicated students