Lane Tech’s Grace Carman cuts through the Patriots defence, faced with multiple midfielders and defenders. However, she was no match for Stevenson’s Anabelle Egeland ’26, who deftly cleared the ball...

The curtain rises. The stage is set. The auditorium is filled with spectators—some watching intently, others too preoccupied performing the roles they’ve been cast in by school, society, or themselves:...

The start of a new sports season is a hopeful time for athletes. Their equipment is the proof of their commitment; their performance, their practice. For many Stevenson teams, however, these upcoming seasons...

As Neha Sharma ’26 enters her AP African American Studies class, she reflects on her understanding of the curriculum. In this class, Sharma has been able to learn about African American history while...

We all have ideas for what the summer before college should look like: No academic obligations. No professional obligations. Late-night bonfires. Road trips to the beach. Hiking at Starved Rock. The best...

On March 18, the Muslim Student Association (MSA) organized various activities as part of Fast-A-Thon in Room 2104 from 6-9 p.m, available to students of all backgrounds. At Fast-A-Thon, students engaged...

It’s 2:28 a.m. on a Thursday, and the glow of a laptop screen illuminates the stack of crumpled note sheets and half-drunk Celsius cans on your bedside table. You stare blankly at your AP Biology textbook,...

On March 18, Stevenson students will vote on class board candidates for their grade level during the activity period to determine the class board presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, and public relations...

Imagine breaking your leg and having someone say, “Oh, I totally get it, I stubbed my toe once.” Or even worse, telling you not to go to the hospital because it is “quirky” or “not that serious.”...

You sit at your desk and stare at the notebook in front of you while glaring at your laptop screen. With a sharpened pencil in hand, you spend hours and hours working until the corner of your computer...

Peri Yim ’26 trudges through the hallways, going through yet another rerun of their daily schedule: wake up, sit through their classes, finish homework, and sleep. With drooping eyelids, they take a...