“One Small Step” was created to bridge the political divisions in America one conversation at a time. Students in the senior Government and Politics elective have repurposed the activity for the St. John’s community.
The Minimal Maximum is The Review Online’s cartoon series created by senior Max Stith that will humorously highlight student life on campus. This is the fourth of a five-part cartoon about how students compete to one-up each other in all aspects of life.
2021 was rough. So where do we start to ensure a better 2022? Smith Inglesby tries to offer their perspective in this opinion piece on healing this year.
The Minimal Maximum is The Review Online’s cartoon series created by senior Max Stith that will humorously highlight student life on campus. This is the third of a five-part cartoon about how students compete to one-up each other in all aspects of life.
Throughout the halls of SJS, pops of bright colors and eye-catching patterns shine through a sea of navy and white polo shirts, plaid skirts and beige khakis. Although every student wears a uniform, many still find ways to stand out.
After ten years of editing, writing and revising, Caroline Frost (‘99) will be at Murder by the Book on Feb. 19 to read excerpts from and sign her debut novel, “Shadows of Pecan Hollow.”
The Minimal Maximum is The Review Online’s cartoon series created by senior Max Stith that will humorously highlight student life on campus. This is the second of a five-part cartoon about how students compete to one-up each other in all aspects of life.
On Feb. 13, the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals will face off in Super Bowl LVI. Sophomores Richard Liang (Rams) and Arjun Maitra (Bengals) share their takes on who you should root for.
