The Review

The name of the game: Bounds leaves a legacy of robotics, computer science and fun

Sophia Kim, Staff Writer • May 2, 2025

There is a rumor that Matthew Bounds created Fortnite. It’s not true, but before working at St. John’s, he was part of the exclusive group that tested a beta version of the game. “I played it,...

Students advance to internationals in the annual Science and Engineering Fair

Brian Kim, Staff Writer • March 5, 2025

When Asa Gangjee and Suman Muppavarappu received the Grand Award for Aerospace Engineering at the Science and Engineering Fair of Houston, both juniors were ecstatic. After over 900 hours of work in research...

Seniors place top 10 in NASA & Texas Instruments Codes Contest

Dawson Chang and Arjun Maitra • September 29, 2020

On Sept. 14, four seniors placed in the top 10 in the NASA & TI Codes Contest with their air monitoring system.

Physics students build Rube Goldberg machines

Compiled by Gracie Blue and Amy Liu • February 23, 2017

Watch students' Rube Goldberg machines in action!

Team Hyperlift prepares for final stage of Hyperloop competition

Manar Ansari, Staff Writer • January 17, 2017

Team Hyperlift became the only high school team in SpaceX's Hyperloop Pod Design competition to advance to the final stage, joining teams such as Delft and MIT.

EcoMarathon team overcomes adversity, tests fuel efficiency

Maggie Ballard, Staff Writer • May 9, 2016

St. John's was one of 124 teams from seven different countries to compete at the Shell EcoMarathon Americas competition in Detroit.

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