Morning News
With the St. John’s sports seasons in full swing, student-athletes are now committing to and signing with colleges. Stella Shea ’23 recently verbally committed to Harvard’s admission. Shea has expressed her excitement on verbally being committed to the admissions process at Harvard. However, Harvard was not the only
Around Campus
With last year’s homecoming dance canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, SJC students have been excitedly planning for months for this year’s festivities. SJC staff has worked closely with students to ensure a safe and fun time for all. Ms. Jillian Bastow, dean of the class of 2025,
Morning News
Sports have been a long-awaited activity for the SJC community, Covid has taken its toll, but now that fall sports are starting, athletes have been preparing for their seasons. Many athletes have not been able to play sports for the past year for the SJC team, athletes who don’t
Lifestyle
As St. John’s wraps up Mental Health Awareness month, it is more important than ever to discuss the stigmas surrounding mental health conditions. Although fictional, the books below are good places to begin learning more and start the difficult conversations about living with a mental health condition. Editorial Note:
Around Campus
October is Mental Health Awareness Month. It is an important time to shine a light on stigmatized topics such as mental illness. Many mental illnesses emerge by teenage years so it is crucial to educate students on mental health and help maintain stability. Teachers can play a major role in