Austin trips, spectator policies modified due to Omicron

Katharine Yao, Staff Writer • February 7, 2022

For girls’ basketball captain Gracie Malone, the Austin trip and SPC have always been the highlights of the season, but this year, the spread of Omicron forced the administration to make changes to the trip.

All I want for Christmas is . . . Antibodies

Lucy Walker and Ellison Albright • January 25, 2022

Over the course of Winter break, several students and teachers contracted Covid, prompting unorthodox celebrations.

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.

Psychologist Michael Thompson speaks to Upper School about academic gender gap

Aleena Gilani, Staff Writer • November 11, 2021

On Oct. 27, psychologist Michael Thompson talked to the Upper School about the academic gender gap. 

Help a cancer patient: Get vaccinated

Lauren Baker, Staff Writer • September 29, 2021

Sophomore Lauren Baker shares her opinion on COVID vaccinations.

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.

SJS community reacts to rise in anti-Asian hate, Unity Council and EAAG host forums

Dawson Chang and Mia Hong • April 1, 2021

During a shooting in Atlanta on March 17, eight people were murdered, six of whom were Asian women. When students returned from spring break the following week, the news became a widespread topic of discussion.

Big Bend canceled due to COVID, replaced by Big Bend Lite

Dawson Chang, Staff Writer • March 3, 2021

For the first time in 44 years, Class Eight students did not embark on the annual Big Bend trip. From Feb. 20-26, 123 eighth graders would have camped near the international border between the United States and Mexico, if not for the pandemic.

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.

Impending vaccine brings cautious optimism to SJS community

Russell Li, Assignments Editor • January 19, 2021

Although most teenagers will not receive a COVID-19 vaccine for months due to limited supply, freshman Mackenzie Rice is already scheduled to receive two doses of the Pfizer vaccine—or a placebo. She...

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.

Opinion: Vaccine distributions and education

James Li, Staff Writer • January 13, 2021

Sophomore James Li shares his thoughts on who should be vaccinated.