Profiles in Black History: Leah Chase
Leah Chase has been one of the most revered names in culinary history for decades
Month: February 2021
A look at Biden’s first month in office
President Joe Biden entered his new position with ambitious plans, many of which directly counteract
SJC’s special teams players rank high, despite pandemic setbacks
The ranking process for high school football players plays a crucial role in their ability
The effects of no school dances and how SJC plans to find new ways to celebrate
The ongoing Coronavirus pandemic has caused many changes to daily life and the educational environment
Profile: Amanda Gorman’s star continues to rise
Amanda Gorman — a self-described “skinny black girl” with a speech impediment raised by a
Achieving Goals in 2021: SJC Fitness and Health Club
The start of the new year and semester means new opportunities to get involved around
The impact of COVID-19 on sports
As St. John’s students head back to campus for the first time in 2021, there’s
Cadet Corps marches on
Every year, Saint John’s College High School and Gonzaga High School football face off for
SJC students work for a cure with Lymphoma and Leukemia Society
The St. John’s Lymphoma and Leukemia Society The St. John’s Lymphoma and Leukemia Society is
COVID-19 forces clubs to think ‘outside the box’
Covid has impacted SJC as a whole, including our clubs. The Entrepreneurial Club has taken
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