The Broadview

October 5, 2021

From floods in New York to hurricanes in Louisiana and Mississippi, the effects of Climate Change are becoming increasingly more drastic. In California, higher temperatures and wildfires coincide with...

Improvement of integrating cultural awareness in sports

October 4, 2021

Following a year of racial justice protests across the U.S. and increased attention towards police violence,...

Flying into Fleet Week

October 4, 2021

San Francisco Fleet Week kicks off on Oct. 3, with a parade of Navy ships, boat tours, and eight different...

CDC approves Pfizer-BioNTech booster shot

September 28, 2021

WEB EXCLUSIVE The Center For Disease Control and Prevention approved the Pfizer-BioNTech booster shot...

Governor Gavin Newsom remains in office

September 16, 2021

WEB EXCLUSIVE | Governor Gavin Newsom will remain in office after a California recall election on Sept....

Caldor Fire rages towards Tahoe Basin

August 31, 2021

WEB EXCLUSIVE | The Caldor Fire prompted all of South Lake Tahoe to evacuate Monday as the wildfire continues...

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Features

Chapter closes, doors open

Darcy Jubb, City Life Editor

October 12, 2021

Local bookstores who survived the pandemic once again offer a space to gather, allowing patrons to return to an in-person community. “I think bookstores...

Veggie Tales

Adele Fratesi , Managing Editor

October 6, 2021

Walking through the meat and dairy aisles of the grocery store, the increased presence of alternatives to traditional animal products is undeniable. Multiple brands of almond and oat milk often occupy a full refrigerator door next to one filled with all the variances in cows milk and in the freezer section it is now customary to include meat alternatives...

Red meat caught red handed

Madeline Thiara, Copy Editor

October 6, 2021

While grabbing a burger at Shake Shack or substituting pesto sauce for bolognese at Italian Homemade may not seem like it would have a greater impact, the real cost of these decisions may be detrimental to one’s health, as well as the environment. With the dramatic increase of meat consumption since the 1980s, the livestock industry not only...

A & E

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,...

Whimsical art exhibition brings fantasy to San Francisco

Clara Bonomi and Elizabeth Klimek

February 20, 2021

With the statues’ array of colors, towering figure and whimsical setting, the new Golden Gate Park exhibit in Peacock Meadow, “Entwined,” has easily...

Sports & Fitness

A season to remember

Mackenna Moslander, Editor-in-Chief

October 4, 2021 • No Comments

After a five year playoff drought, the San Francisco Giants are once again going into the postseason. With this success, and the popularity of outdoor...

Diving back in the bay

Anisha Hu and Coco Stenzler

October 4, 2021 • No Comments

With fall sports in full swing, the Convent & Stuart Hall varsity sailing team has returned to the bay for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic. “When...

Student spectators return to Broadway gym

Anisha Hu, Reporter

October 1, 2021 • No Comments

WEB EXCLUSIVE | The frosh, junior varsity and varsity volleyball teams were cheered on by a live audience in their matches against Marin Academy this evening. As...

Opinion

Sex is personal, sex-ed should be too

October 12, 2021

The absence of sex education in high school goes virtually unnoticed due to the array of information available to students from classes, clubs, online resources and personal relationships that render it unnecessary. Though sex-ed as a course is not offered at Convent & Stuart Hall, classes such as Gender, Power and Ethics, and Biology, inform...

Large turnout of burnout

October 4, 2021

Countless studies have proven that high school students are immensely more stressed than they developmentally should be. Not only do many have to manage...