The weekend before school began, the Class of 2026 embarked on a two-hour trip to Carolina Creek, where an amalgamation of house competitions, outdoor activities and bonding activities awaited them.
On June 6, St. John's narrowly won the National Economics Challenge. The four schools that competed in the finals were St. John’s, Phillips Exeter, Dana Hall and Mount Hebron.
On Sept. 8, Queen Elizabeth II of England passed at 96. SJS faculty member Jennifer Bowen, an avid collector of royal family items, was particularly struck by the news.
On March 21, the Upper School gathered in Lowe Theater for the South Asian Affinity Group assembly and caught a glimpse of South Asian multicultural diversity.
Every summer before the start of the school year, each fall sport meets to train for the upcoming season. Freshmen Nathan Kim and Pierce Downey give a brief recap of what each sport did for their preseason training last summer.
The lights were bright and the spirits high on Sept. 16 when the Maverick football team defeated Second Baptist by 28 points. The passion and vigor the players left on that field carried into the crowd and into the shouts of their victory.
Sophomore Turner Edwards shares his thoughts on three films that released last summer: “Thor: Love and Thunder," "Nope" and "Top Gun: Maverick."
Sophomore Richard Liang shares his thoughts on how banning Russian tennis players from competing is ineffective towards stopping the war in Ukraine.
Freshman Aleena Gilani shares her thoughts on how European nations are treating Ukrainian refugees far better than they are treating Muslim refugees.
After a year of work, junior Gabriella Saadia and Assistant Dean of Students Lori Fryman released Club Hub, a new website that displays the over 100 student-clubs at SJS.
On Sept. 1 and 2, Club Fair was held on the Great Lawn.
In today's special video, The Review's staff attempts to determine which fast food restaurant offers the best breakfast sandwich.
