SJC students sound off on D.C. statehood
On Thursday, Sept. 19, the House of Representatives held a meeting to discuss making the
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Castro Makes Impact As Dems Hold Third Debate
Democratic presidential candidates once again took the stage last Thursday, Sept. 12, to make their
Editorial: My time at the Mai Tam Orphanage
Over the summer, I made the decision to volunteer at the Mai Tam HIV/AIDs Orphanage
Opinion: The DC “sports curse” is real
You don’t believe it? There’s a curse here. Oh yes, the District is cursed. Some
Opinion: The 2019 Founder’s Day celebration was a big improvement
The Founder’s Day celebration at SJC has only been in existence for two years. (Editor’s
Letter from the Editor: My time on the Wednesday News Team
As the year comes to a close, it feels right to reflect on what it
Senior Advice: College application tips
Applying to college next year? Here are five recommendations based on my own college application
A day in the life of someone living more sustainably
It only takes repeating something 21 times for it to become a habit. Imagine if
A day in the life of a St. John’s Theatre actor on opening night
Theatre is just like a varsity sport. I know it sounds weird, but it is.
Senioritis epidemic sweeps Class of 2019
It’s second semester and, as of late, the senior class has shown record symptoms of