Weeping Willow

Sofia Kozlova, Social Media Editor

March 17, 2023

On Monday, the Biden administration approved an oil drilling project in Alaska. ConocoPhillips estimates that it will produce approximately 180,000 barrels...

Cor ununm week

Fiona Kenny, Reporter

March 16, 2023

Author Jenifer De Leon came to Convent & Stuart Hall yesterday as an aspect of our Latin-American themed Cor Unum week — and on Mar. 22, poet and...

Art Club holds first meeting over Zoom

Darcy Jubb, Senior Reporter

March 10, 2021

WEB EXCLUSIVE Art Club members got to know each other over Zoom while they played skribbl.io, an online drawing game, during the first Art Club meeting...

State of Grace: ‘#NeverAgain’ will not keep us safe

Grace Krumplitsch, Editor-in-Chief

February 25, 2021

When hundreds of rioters stormed our nation’s Capitol Building on Jan. 6 in an attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 Presidential Election, many liberal and conservative lawmakers alike feared for their lives as they sought out shelter amidst the violence.  While I watched these terrifying events unfold on my living room television screen,...

Building community through basketball

Charlotte Morris, Reporter

March 7, 2023 • No Comments

Last Friday, Stuart Hall for Boys alumni played their annual Alumni Basketball Game against current 8th graders.  The game went into overtime and alumni...

Beach volleyball begins

Charlotte Morris, Reporter

February 16, 2023 • No Comments

Beach volleyball players started their season yesterday. This was the first practice of the season, which followed a team meeting on Feb. 14.  The...

Dress for success

December 17, 2021

Unlike many Sacred Heart schools around the world, Convent & Stuart hall has refrained from requiring a uniform for high school students every day. Instead, the school has a clearly defined dress code for everyday except full dress days. While fashion and dress evolve over time, students must dress with appropriate attention so that their clothing...

Freedom of dress

December 17, 2021

If the school dress code exists to promote productivity of learning, it begs the question as to how restrictions on freedom of expression and dress correlate to a higher performance in the classroom. Dress code restrictions intend to make the viewer of the clothes comfortable  rather than the ‘wearer’ of the clothing themselves. This promotes...