Statesman

Second Look at Second Semester (So Far)

Surya Sethi and Sabrina Xue | March 24, 2022

As we go off on Spring Break, here’s a look back at some of the highlights of second semester so far

To Mask or Not to Mask

Lance Locker and Jennifer Huang | March 6, 2022

On Tuesday, Feb. 22, Stevenson temporarily suspended its enforcement of a mask mandate on campus. This change has followed a series of legal developments that have dismissed emergency rules for COVID-19...

Unmasking the Protest

Gaurish Lakhanpal, Aayushi Wadhawan, and Vivian Zhu | February 15, 2022

A protest against mandatory masking broke out on the morning of Friday, Feb. 11. Students left class to join a crowd of parents moving from Route 22 and Stevenson Drive to the Point. The protesters carried...

Scenes From “Unmask The Kids” Protest

Griffin Brown and Vaasu Kakuturu | February 12, 2022

A protest in opposition of Stevenson's continued mask requirements took place outside the school Friday, Feb. 11. As events unfolded, members of our staff on scene along with other contributors reported....

New Reviews New

Bayarmaa Bat-erdene | February 1, 2022

Stevenson’s new Student Leader Advisory Council (SLAC) New Club Proposal Sub-Committee met on Jan. 13 for the second time in school history to hear from students looking to start new clubs for the fall...

Clubs, Cancellations & Changes

Briana Iordan | February 1, 2022

Following the end of winter break, the continuity of COVID-19 has led to cancellations and changes for Stevenson clubs. In response to the Omicron spike, clubs have remained fluid and flexible, altering...

Lake County Health Department Roundtable

Griffin Brown | December 26, 2021

Following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) authorizing the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for anyone ages five years and older, the Lake County Health Department held a roundtable on Nov....

Building with Biden

Dwija Ramesh and Alison Wade | December 2, 2021

On Nov. 15, President Joe Biden signed his $1 trillion plan to improve infrastructure into law. Biden’s plan will work to improve and build public transportation, roads, waterways, railways, airports...

Return of World’s Fair

Dayna Roberts and Sarah Zhang | November 1, 2021

During the weekend of Oct. 23, Stevenson High School was filled with booths holding various foods and activities from around the world. World’s Fair, which the Diversity Council has been organizing since...

COVID-19 Comes Home?

Thea Surya and Gaurish Lakhanpal | October 4, 2021

Student Council Vice President Aditi Ambravan ’22 hangs up vintage, chic decorations all around the school in preparation for the dance. Images of students flaunting their pressed suits and flashy dresses...

Vaccines for Teens

Collin Fan, Sophia Ismail, and Myles Woodman | May 24, 2021

Since May 11, Stevenson has been offering vaccinations to all students through a partnership with PediaTrust, a local pediatric clinic. With hundreds of shots administered each week, the school hopes...

Springing into Summer

Dylan Barbee and Griffin Brown | May 21, 2021

Spring Fling takes place on May 21 offering food, games, music to students After a school year full of cancelled events, Stevenson plans on hosting its annual Spring Fling event as is tradition, but...