Students reflect on upcoming Houston mayoral elections

Daniel Pan and William Liang • November 6, 2023

As senior Virginia Carolyn Crawford celebrated her 18th birthday, she prepared to take on one of the most important duties of a U.S. citizen: voting.  This Nov. 7, Crawford, a Social Media Editor on...

Business is ‘brewing’ at alum Ryan Soroka’s 8th Wonder Brewery

Elise Anderson, Abby Manuel, and Sofia Aboul-Enein • November 11, 2022

In 2013, alum Ryan Soroka (‘02) opened 8th Wonder Brewery, the sixth brewery ever in Houston, after overcoming many obstacles, including getting his college major changed four times and losing his desk job in 2008.

Video: Holiday attractions across Houston (2021)

James Li, Ashley Yen, and Dawson Chang • December 23, 2021

The Review Online takes you through the holiday attractions set up around Houston, including at Discovery Green and in River Oaks.

Video: Houston’s holiday lights (2020)

Fareen Dhuka, Laney Chang, Ashley Yen, and Megan Chang • December 14, 2020

The Review Online takes you through the holiday lights set up around Houston.

Power plant explosion affects members of SJS community

Olivia Doan and Mia Baumann • February 10, 2020

At 4:21 a.m. on Jan. 24, the Watson Grinding and Manufacturing Power Plant exploded in Northwest Houston.

Pod on the Quad: The Pannill Panel

Sophia Kontos, Online Editor-in-Chief • January 2, 2019

This special edition of Pod on the Quad features a discussion between the Pannill sisters: Congresswoman-elect Lizzie Pannill Fletcher ('93), New York Times bestselling author Katherine Center ('90) and SJS French teacher Shelley Stein ('88).

Class Act: Piano teacher Yvonne Chen

Katina Christensen and Tyler King, Staff Writers • November 1, 2017

At an age when most music students are starting lessons, Yvonne Chen was teaching piano lessons. Growing up in a suburb of Washington, D.C., Chen started playing piano at age five, inspired by her...

Senior A.J. Moore finds unique job at Houston rodeo

Lilah Gaber, Staff Writer • May 3, 2017

From bonding with co-workers to carnival games, senior AJ Moore recounts the highs and lows of working at the rodeo.

Students give back to community through Breakthrough Houston

Andrew Duong, Staff Writer • March 2, 2017

The Breakthrough program gives educational opportunities to underserved Houston youth. Three former Breakthrough students, now teachers, reflect on their experiences.

Top Ten: Spring Break Activities

Amy Kang and Cara Maines • March 20, 2014

Make the most of Spring Break with some of our favorite activities around Houston, from sampling some of the city’s best restaurants to visiting the Houston Zoo. Click to see the complete list.

Science, prehistory converge in French field trip

Christian Maines, Staff Writer • February 12, 2014

Quiet footsteps and muffled whispers resounded through the hall as French I and II students looked up towards the eerie paintings on the walls of Lascaux, reconstructed within the Houston Museum of Natural Science.