From Jan. 3-6, the 119th Congress took fifteen rounds of voting to elect their House Speaker — the longest amount of time in 164 years. Students share their thoughts on this phenomenon.
Like many freshmen, Eshna Das was excited to attend her first Homecoming. Yet when she went to check her calendar, she realized that Diwali took place on the same night.
For the last few weeks, local Houstonians have begun to cast their ballots for the 2022 midterm elections, and many St. John’s seniors will have the chance to vote for the first time on election day, Nov. 8.
On Monday night, the School stepped back into the frivolity and fervor of the Roaring Twenties. This year’s Homecoming dance, aptly titled ‘Roaring Mavs,’ was held on Oct. 24.
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.
Emma Chang, Online Section Editor
• September 23, 2022
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.
