During her talk at the Upper School assembly on Jan. 12, Holocaust survivor Ruth Steinfeld chronicled her experience before, during and after the Holocaust.
Erol Turk, a beloved teacher who, for 25 years, brought physics to life at St. John’s by breaking boards, lying on a bed of nails and jumping out of planes, passed away at his home on Dec. 23 due to complications brought on by a 2017 motorcycle accident. He was 51.
In November, four students at Idaho University were murdered. The popularity of the case on social media led to an amateur obsession with solving the case.
This year, 23 SJS students from across the music department qualified for All State—a record high in the School’s history. On Jan. 26, these students traveled to Richardson, Texas for a three-day convention.
On Jan. 6, students performed STUCHO, an annual production where students create original, complex routines to a wide variety of songs and recruit dancers to bring their pieces to life.
As a child, now-senior Wilson Bailey was a ball boy for the Houston Cougars basketball team. Ten years later, the team is crushing it, and Bailey is wondering why more people aren't excited about the Coogs' return to prominence.
With the NFL regular season wrapped up, now is the time to decide which teams have the best chances at winning the Lombardi Trophy. Juniors Richard Liang and Arjun Maitra share their top seven Super Bowl contenders.
After 36 years at School, Lee created a strong football program and embodied the school’s principles of the honor code, influencing the values Mavs follow today.
Freshman Ziya Ali has been a gymnast since she was three years old. At St. John's, she has continued with the sport while engaging in other parts of school life.
Last May, Coach Steve Gleaves retired after serving the School for 31 years. Freshmen Lee Monistere and Dalia Sandberg share the impact he left on the School's athletic program.
