Jake Fellows (‘21) commits to Georgetown for tennis
After 14 years of hard work, Jake Fellows (’21) verbally committed to Georgetown University Aug. 17.
After narrowing his list of Division I schools,...
Grace Hamilton, Culture Editor: Online
• September 17, 2020
Despite COVID-19 regulations and limitations surrounding the performing arts, the Performing Arts Department has found a way to make this year’s High School production of “Little Shop of Horrors”...
As the Coronavirus continues to spread, so do myths and rumors. With the global population affected by the deadly virus in one way or another, the overflow of information online from news articles and...
As the year comes to a close, The Standard’s current editorial board transitions into a new one, with members applying for new positions and Grade 12 students graduating from their titles. At this time,...
The coronavirus pandemic has upended many aspects of society, business and politics. Record numbers of Americans have filed for unemployment. The price of oil went negative for the first time in history....
In the winter of 1917, rumors began to reach Whitehall. Communiques from field hospitals all across the Western Front converged on the desks of the war office. Surgeons were reporting a strange new disease...
Despite the school closure, Late Cafe is continuing to provide a coffee-house style, open mic for the community. The first-ever virtual Late Cafe will be held at 4 p.m. over Zoom.
Co-organizer Thomás...
A shared aspect of COVID-19, SARS and MERS is that they originated from contact between humans and animals. It is difficult to trace how these diseases were transferred to multiple species before reaching...
CollegeBoard has canceled the May SAT exam over concerns surrounding the coronavirus outbreak. The ACT test in April has also been canceled for similar reasons, but was rescheduled for June 13. Many High...
Hi to whoever may be reading this! Welcome to the first article of my tri-weekly column, L(e)aying Down the Law, where I’ll be analyzing, breaking down and refuting some of the U.S.’s most controversial...
We are Gen-Z, and we are perfect. Or at least that is what our Instagram feeds would tell you. We, high school students, are not able to expose our true selves in person, so instead, we strive to portray...
