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The Review Online put together this special package to raise awareness about and explore mental health in the SJS community.

It’s O.K. to not be okay

Ashley Yen and Megan Chang • January 9, 2022
The Review Online put together this special package to raise awareness about and explore mental health in the SJS community.
Lauren Bakers younger brother, Colin, plays with his toys while in the hospital.

Help a cancer patient: Get vaccinated

Lauren Baker, Staff Writer • September 29, 2021
Sophomore Lauren Baker shares her opinion on COVID vaccinations.
In this cartoon, sophomore Alice Xu discusses the various types of masks that students wear.

Mask Culture

Alice Xu, Staff Writer • May 13, 2021
In this cartoon, sophomore Alice Xu discusses the various types of masks that students wear.
Since St. John’s is currently not allowing any outside students on campus, all tours, admission events and interviews are conducted online.

Tour Guild adjusts events, creates virtual resources during COVID-19 pandemic

Abigail Hindman and Emma Chang • March 24, 2021
Since St. John’s is currently not allowing any outside students on campus, all tours, admission events and interviews are conducted online.
Wayt is a mobile app designed to optimize communications between businesses and customers.

Senior creates mobile app, wins annual Congressional App Challenge

Arjun Maitra, Staff Writer • February 9, 2021
Senior Ethan Saadia won the annual Congressional App Challenge for Texas’s 7th Congressional District for developing Wayt, a mobile app designed to optimize communications between businesses and customers.
In April 2020, Keegan and the administration decided to delay Jan Plan until 2023.

Jan Plan delayed until 2023 due to COVID-19

Dawson Chang, Staff Writer • February 3, 2021
In April 2020, the administration decided to delay Jan Plan until 2023.
The Perpetual Pandemic: Exercising social responsibility amidst inequality, stigma

The Perpetual Pandemic: Exercising social responsibility amidst inequality, stigma

Laney Chang, Fareen Dhuka, Megan Chang, and Ashley Yen • January 19, 2021
Due to an abrupt rise in COVID-19 cases over the holidays, juniors and seniors shifted to remote learning from Jan. 5 through Jan. 7. This interactive package covers the pandemic's effects on the SJS community, featuring several student perspectives on COVID-19.
Seniors Hannah Chang and Nicole Doyle take their blood pressures as part of an Anatomy and Physiology lab.

Science classes adapt to COVID-19 guidelines

Abigail Hindman and Arjun Maitra • January 13, 2021
COVID-19 has significantly disrupted the student experience, particularly in the science field.
Sophomore James Li shares his thoughts on vaccine distributions.

Opinion: Vaccine distributions and education

James Li, Staff Writer • January 13, 2021
Sophomore James Li shares his thoughts on who should be vaccinated.
As of Dec. 14, multiple companies have a vaccine for COVID-19.

SJS healthcare workers discuss vaccines, share advice

Cameron Ederle and Wilson Bailey • December 17, 2020
Nine months after the start of the pandemic, SJS parents in healthcare have a much better understanding of the nuance surrounding coronavirus and how to treat it effectively. 
Sophomore Jeremiah Broughton finishes his race.

SPC releases information on winter sports, updates championship plans

Ella Piper Claffy and Lillian Poag • December 16, 2020
On Dec. 4, SPC released updated information on winter sports.
With Winter Break approaching, students and faculty reflect on the importance of wearing masks properly.

Students, faculty reflect on proper mask etiquette

James Li, Staff Writer • December 16, 2020
With Winter Break approaching, students and faculty reflect on the importance of wearing masks properly.
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