With just over two months until March 29, the U.K.’s leaving date from the European Union (E.U.), two major votes have delayed a clear Brexit plan.   On January 15, Members of Parliament (MPs)...

The end of January is beginning to be recognized as the marker for the Social Justice Council’s (SJC) annual Aequitas Week, which was established during the 2015-16 school year. Aequitas, which is the...

Labeena Hanif Staff Writer “Shame on you! Shame on you!” There was something almost fanatic in the chants of the protesters outside the Houses of Parliament, voicing their opinions about the delayed...

Muggings aren’t just a nightly occurrence, they can happen in broad daylight with the assistance of motorcycles. Katy Welch (’22) was near St. John’s Wood High Street after school in October 2017...

While the construction at Waverley Place entrance progresses, food delivery has been restricted. There is yet to be a consensus reached by the High School Administration, the Senior Leadership Team and...

Against tough odds, Republicans had a good night with the 2018 midterm elections. Though faced with profound losses across the board, the GOP managed to mitigate these losses in a surprising show of strength. Perhaps...

Staff Writer Rodolphe Stern The midterm elections, which occur every two years, will determine which candidates will hold the seats up for reelection in the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate....

After a major part broke seven weeks ago, the school’s main elevator that is used for both passengers and moving goods such as food deliveries and trash between floors has been out of use. School supplies,...

Director of Operations Jim Heynderickx, among others, met with the contractors for an update on the Waverley entrance renovation project on September 11, as it passed its half-way point on the schedule....