On January 20th 2025, the United States celebrated our 60th inauguration for the 47th president, Donald Trump and the 50th Vice President, JD Vance. Originally the inaugural ceremony was set to take place...
On January 6th, 2021, the core of American democracy came under fire in an unimaginable way. As Congress gathered at the Capitol to verify the results of the 2020 election–a simple yet crucial part of...
On December 4, 2024, the United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, was shot in front of his hotel in Manhattan. “Deny” “delay” and “depose” were the words found on shell casings at the scene of...
Although California has suffered from wildfires in the past, the Palisades Fire and other recent fires have proven to be among the most devastating the state has seen in recent history, destroying communities...
It’s no secret that terrorism has been on the rise the last twenty plus years. The use of violence to incite fear on a large scale became widespread, and so did the many means of doing so. School shootings,...
Over the past few days, the future of TikTok has been wholly uncertain. A ban of the app was adopted by Congress several months ago over national security concerns, and went into effect for less than 24...
“Do you want to go campaigning on Satur-”, “yes” I responded faster than my friend could even finish her sentence. It was one week before the 2024 election, and I was feeling motivated to take...
In a survey of the student body from before the election, 75% of students said they would vote for Kamala Harris. On election day, the country disagreed, and for the first time since 2004 a Republican...
Recently, a shocking statistic by PEN America revealed that roughly 10,000 books have been banned in public schools just last school year. This number shows a massive increase from the 3,362 book bannings...
This year's hurricane season has been one for the record books. In less than a month, two hurricanes formed in the Gulf of Mexico. Hurricanes Helene and Milton each caused billions of dollars in damages...
Did you know that SSSAS has a sister school? Up until Saints Mission Day in early March, many students at SSSAS may have been unaware that we share a partnership with St. Paul’s School, an Episcopalian...
Many musical artists have been found responsible for crimes or questionable moral decisions, but these artists also make genuinely good and insanely popular music. While it is not fair to idolize these...
