Editorial: How to make poverty week leave an impact
Last month St. John’s held its usual observation of Poverty Education Week, a week dedicated
Christopher Mumola
College Counseling works to keep seniors on track
Although COVID-19 has left the students and faculty of St. John’s College High School feeling
Can Theaters Recover From COVID Setbacks?
One of the industries most affected by the pandemic is undoubtedly the film industry. My
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity: An Engaging Sequel With Some Trade-Offs
I had what I would call pretty reasonable expectations for Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
How ‘Among Us’ Shot to The Stars After Years Out of Focus
If you’ve been on the internet lately, chances are you’ve seen Among Us’ round little
SJC welcomes new Assistant Principal for Student Life
Joining the St. John’s faculty this year is Ms. Dana Watson as the new Assistant
Options for gaming with friends and family
As the coronavirus continues to make any public interaction dangerous, our only way of connecting
Three new games to play while social distancing
The quarantine measures being taken in response to coronavirus have been a downer for many,
Sonic the Hedgehog Review: Fast strides for game adaptations
The period leading up to Sonic the Hedgehog’s release has been a strange one. I
A day in the life of an esports competitor
This year, St. Johns started its esports club in association with the High School Esports