Genna Nucci, Social Media Manager

May 25, 2020

As the year ends, many seniors, including myself, are moving on to new things, and with this transition comes new opportunities for the younger grades as they move up the ranks at Saint Stephen’s.  Maybe...

Dylan Zoller, Design Editor

May 5, 2020

When the COVID-19 pandemic began to sweep through the United States, many people became concerned with what would come next. First, there was the travel ban with China, then with the world, and then the...

Sully Maley, Editor in Chief

April 24, 2020

Walking around school every day, looking up and around at my classmates and peers in the halls, I don’t usually see many faces. Instead of looking straight ahead, many students are looking directly down,...

Ansley Morris, Staff Writer

April 21, 2020

On February 13th, Snapchat announced the implementation of a new in-app mental health resource center called Here For You.  The feature was designed for the purpose of supporting the mental health issues...

Jacob Whorf, Staff Writer

April 10, 2020

“At first, the change was exciting because it was novel,” senior Michael Mills said about living in quarantine as the result of the Coronavirus pandemic.  But he added that after a couple of days,...

Betsy Neal, Junior Staff Writer

March 13, 2020

*The following story was authored by 8th grader Betsy Neal, a member our middle school journalism team* ADHD… You've probably heard of the disorder before, but have you ever wondered what it really...

Sanna Lexhed, Staff Writer

March 3, 2020

Imagine this: during lunch every day, you and your friend group walk past a girl sitting alone on a bench with her head down, her hair covering her face. She’s scrolling through her phone.  You always...

Sophia Berry, Staff writer

February 28, 2020

Walking through Publix you check the price for a gallon of 2% milk: $2.53. You then compare the price of its organic counterpart, say “Horizon,” and find it’s an exorbitant 88% more.  At $4.76,...

Ansley Morris, Staff Writer

February 11, 2020

You’re watching Regina George and her crew “The Plastics” in Mean Girls before starting high school and you think to yourself— there’s no way there are cliques like this in high school.  There’s...

Sanna Lexhed, Staff Writer

February 4, 2020

Imagine this: your teacher hands you a fancy envelope with the heading “Report Card.” Your heart races; the nerves creep in; slowly, you peel the glue that’s holding the letter together and pull...

Caroline Gans, Staff Writer

January 23, 2020

I am the second-highest contributor to pollution in the world.  I employ more than 60 million workers, most of whom are women and children.  I decide what you wear, where you shop, and how much you spend. ...

Ansley Morris, Staff Writer

November 13, 2019

It’s 6:45 am when your alarm goes off, but you’ve already been up for 30 minutes because there’s a rush of excitement and nervousness coursing through you. You literally couldn’t sleep.  It’s...