The Review

French students win Texas French Symposium, host showcase to celebrate victory

Mia Hong, Sarah Clark, and Romit Kundagrami • May 26, 2021

French students won first place at the Texas French Symposium last month, with one of the largest teams to have participated since St. John’s began competing in the event nine years ago.

Science Olympiad team records best finish at state, places eighth

Emma Chang, Staff Writer • May 26, 2021

The Science Olympiad team competed in the state tournament on April 24 and placed eighth out of 30 teams, which was the team’s best finish since the start of the club.

Photo Gallery: Spring Sports Recap

Sarah Clark, Staff Writer • May 18, 2021

The girls’ lacrosse team and girls' golf team both defeated Hockaday to win SPC.

Girls’ lacrosse wins SPC, honors late head coach Angie Kensinger

Lillian Poag, Staff Writer • May 15, 2021

On April 30, the team defeated Hockaday to win the SPC Championship.

Mask Culture

Alice Xu, Staff Writer • May 13, 2021

In this cartoon, sophomore Alice Xu discusses the various types of masks that students wear.

Students adjust to AP schedule changes, prepare for exams

Arjun Maitra and Shreyes Balachandran • May 11, 2021

Due to the pandemic, the College Board has adjusted the locations and timings of the AP exams.

Boys’ tennis wins, girls finish second in South Zone

Emma Chang and Natalie Boquist • May 10, 2021

During the regular season, the girls’ and boys’ tennis teams lost only one match each.

School hosts COVID-19 vaccine clinic for community members

Ellie Monday, Staff Writer • May 3, 2021

On April 1 and April 15, the School hosted a vaccine clinic for SJS community members ages 16 and older.

Under Review: “Godzilla vs. Kong”

Louis Faillace, Staff Writer • April 29, 2021

Freshman Louis Faillace shares his thoughts on the 2021 film "Godzilla vs. Kong."

Manga Carta

Annie Jones, Alice Xu, and Sophia Jazaeri • April 22, 2021

In this comic illustrated by Alice Xu, Annie Jones and Sophia Jazaeri discuss queer representation in anime—to learn about problematic shows, why representation matters and the dos and don’ts of writing queer characters.

Alumna creates nonprofit, provides telehealth access for seniors

Lillian Poag and Mia Hong • April 22, 2021

After seeing low-income and elderly communities struggle to gain access to healthcare during the pandemic, Sunnie Liu (‘17), a rising senior at Yale, started the Texas branch of the nonprofit TeleHealth Access for Seniors.