As Alan Mallett drove on a motorcycle trip through Germany, he stopped at the Turkish neighborhood of Little Istanbul. There, he discovered the savory sliced meat of Turkish chicken shawarma and...
Tired of driving 20 minutes just to order his favorite matcha drink every day, sophomore Joshua Jones took matters into his own hands and ordered a full kilogram of matcha powder, which he stores in his...
Sophomore Andy Trejo faced shoulder-to-shoulder traffic from Kirby Drive to NRG Parkway as she made the trek to get a glimpse of the carnival lights outside NRG Stadium. Despite waiting in lines under...
One in seven Houstonians go home every day wondering if they can put food on their table. Director of Food Services Alan Mallett combated this problem by partnering with Second Servings of Houston and...
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.
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.
Two years ago, current seniors created the SJS Ping-Pong Club. When the pandemic hit, the club became inactive, but recently, students have noted an uptick in the club's activity.
On March 6, students and faculty participated in International Fair with traditional food and other cultural items to represent countries from all over the world.
