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...
As Jasmine Sun ’22 visits her hometown of Buffalo Grove during college breaks, she passes by the traffic light, catching a quick glimpse of the glistening lake, with the Stevenson building...
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...
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...