Madeleine Ainslie Managing Editor The 13 girls who have spent the last 13 years attending kindergarten through 12th grade on the Broadway campus have likely eaten more lunches at Schools of the Sacred...

The bottom of the Marble Stairs was crowded with students from all grades as cookies, cupcakes and brownies were sold today at lunch. The bake sale, a fundraiser for Junior Student Council’s February...

Young women discussing their futures often talk of balancing a family and career in law or computer programming, but rarely include the possibility of religious life as a future. While many young women...

Claire Fahy Editor-In-Chief The clock expired and Convent history was for- ever changed. The horn not only marked the end of the 2003 State Championship game, but also the realization of the improbable...

Alice Jones Reporter Bun Mee’s $7 price tag for a Vietnamese, street-style sandwich initially seems a little pricey, but its tasty menu items are worth every cent. With local meats and fresh bread,...

Sophia Redfern Reporter The first of two semi-annual blood drives for Blood Centers of the Pacific on the SHHS campus collected 27 pints of blood from Sacred Heart students, faculty and staff. “I...

Claire Fahy sports editor While a Christmas reading assignment may not seem exciting or enticing to many students, the undertaking of the school community to complete Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl...

A group of Taiwanese students is making its second stop of their 23-day United States tour at Schools of the Sacred Heart this week, attending a CSH basketball game, eating pizza and performing for...

Mika Esquivel Varela Reporter Two students from a school in Chile — one of whom got more than she bargained for — are auditing classes at CSH through early March. Carolina Allende, a junior...

Isabelle Pinard Reporter Students got their first look at new uniform skirt options at at Principal’s Meeting Monday morning, then voted for the new skirt later int he day. “I think its time...