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House elects Speaker after 15 rounds of voting, students reflect on Republican disunity

Lauren Baker, Print Copy Editor • January 7, 2023

From Jan. 3-6, the 119th Congress took fifteen rounds of voting to elect their House Speaker — the longest amount of time in 164 years. Students share their thoughts on this phenomenon.

Students vote in midterm elections, spread political awareness

Riya Nimmagadda and Kaviya Dhir • November 7, 2022

For the last few weeks, local Houstonians have begun to cast their ballots for the 2022 midterm elections, and many St. John’s seniors will have the chance to vote for the first time on election day, Nov. 8.

Pod on the Quad: Senior Jay Love explains why every vote matters

James Li, Multimedia Editor • November 7, 2022

In this episode of Pod on the Quad, senior Jay Love, Co-President of the SJS Political Education Club, explains the importance of voting this election. The show is hosted by senior James Li.

Students engage in local political elections, volunteer for primaries

Arjun Maitra, Staff Writer • March 23, 2022

The Texas primaries kicked off the nationwide midterm election season on March 1. Although early voting began on Feb. 14, several SJS students have volunteered for local candidates since Fall 2021.

Open letter from the prefects

Prefects • October 5, 2014

The Student Affairs Council (SAC) prefects contacted The Review asking if we could publish the following open letter regarding their relationship to the student body.