At a soccer game between Stevenson and Waukegan, varsity soccer captain Cole Dirks ’26 noticed that one of his teammates was asked to step back for the rest of the game by a sports official. As captain...
Navya Saxena, Managing Editor of Magazine
| October 14, 2025
The American Flag is a symbol of courage, purity, perseverance, and justice. The image of red, white, and blue flying strong is engrained in American culture, a reminder that despite our differences, we...
Finally done with a long day of school, Patrick Fairchild, Stevenson Network News (SNN) sponsor, walks towards the SNN studio. Entering the studio, Fairchild is surrounded by the joyous energy of his colleagues...
Allan Hu ’28 types away on his keyboard. Click-Click-Click. He clicks submit and waits for feedback on his biology free response questions (FRQ) from an AI chatbot the morning of his Advanced Placement...
The Patriot Theatre Company (PTC) is preparing to put on its 2025 fall play, the Shakespearean tragedy Macbeth, which will run over two weekends—with shows Oct. 4, 5, 9, 10, and 11. Led by director Amanda...
On Saturday, August 5th, the Stevenson Varsity Soccer team earned a hard-fought victory in their first invitational match of the school year, defeating Chicago Saint Patrick High School 3-2. After trailing...
Stevenson High School’s annual World’s Fair, a celebration of cultural diversity, became the center of controversy this year when elements of a Palestinian booth were deemed political and led to a...
Daily eighth-hour meetings are nothing new for clubs like National Honors Society (NHS) and Freshman Mentor Program (FMP), as managing hundreds of members demands significant time investment. With hundreds...
Ansh Aggarwal, Managing Editor of Web
| April 17, 2025
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...