Jevan Wilkins ’27, a member of Lean in Feminism Club’s executive board (e-board), walks through the halls listening to the voices of other students, whose opinions reflect their lack of understanding...

Varsity green boys’ hockey assistant captain Bryan Wojdelko ’25 sits by the ice, both AirPods in, drowning out his surroundings. He focuses on the music as he tapes his stick, preparing to go out on...

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...

The hundreds of Stevenson students, faculty, and community members quiet as the lights dim in the Performing Arts Center, the background music fading away. Anticipation slowly builds after the emcees and...

A dimly lit phone screen illuminates the face of Grishma Sajith ‘27, the clock on her bedside table displaying 1:00 AM in bright numbers as she scrolls through her Instagram feed. Despite the countless...

As Regan Carmichael, varsity girls’ basketball head coach, prepares her athletes for the upcoming game, she calls for the team to gather for a cherished tradition. Dubbed “Game Day Eve,” the team...

Isabelle Li ’25 comes home after a long day at school, her backpack thudding as she places it down and flops on the couch scrolling through college commitment posts. She knows she has homework and extracurricular...

As Ellen Meng ’26 opens TikTok after hours of Zoom classes, she scrolls through video after video of the trending opinion of the government’s incompetence in handling the pandemic. As her fingers continue...

Throwing his phone down with the ESPN Fantasy app open, Liam Zakrzewski ’27 leaps off of the sofa, narrowly escaping a weekly punishment—a milk mile—after beating his friend in the close matchup....

Ben Tosyali ’27 strolls onto the football field donning latex gloves and carrying first aid equipment. He kneels over an injured player along with the adult medical personnel, ready to assist as needed....

At the center of a Twin Groves Middle School cafeteria table, an eager crowd forms around Alina Qian ’25 as she puts the finishing touches on another Notability masterpiece. Known in her grade for accepting...

Breathe in. Breathe out. Before the curtains were pulled back, Lily Levitt ’26, assistant director of The Prom and ensemble member, was trying to calm her nerves. Between vocal exercises and words of...