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Arts and Entertainment

You Can’t Take It With You Was a Blast!

STC’s spring comedy, You Can’t Take it With You, stunned audiences with amazing comedic rapport, heartfelt human connection, and stunning sets.

Features

Should School Be In Session On “Snow Days”?

Recently, everyone has to watch every step they take and make sure they haven’t submerged the cuffs of their pants into a slush of dirty, slippery snow. The warning of an impending snowstorm took almost all by surprise, and caused the New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) to declare Monday, January 26, as a remote snow day. What do Stuyvesant students and staff have to say about that? Let's find out!

Sports

The Uncertain Future of Golden State

The Warriors are in a tough position with a recent Jimmy Butler injury and a lack of help for point guard Stephen Curry, and must consider a rebuild.

Opinions

How Hong Kong was Tamed in Six Years

Conditioned fear is the biggest tool in an authoritarian tool kit to prevent political dissidence in Hong Kong.

Opinions

The Dawn of a New World Order

The world as we know it is changing, and the winners will be those who can adapt.

Opinions

More Than a Game: How Cards Connect Generations

Games are a way for our generation to create lasting and natural relationships with their elders.

Opinions

Mayor Mamdani’s Office of Mass Engagement

Mamdani’s Office of Mass Engagement has the potential to be revolutionary or dangerous—and it all depends on the New Yorkers who participate.

News

Two Stuyvesant Seniors Selected as Posse Scholars

Seniors Stefan Broge and Marlee Sidor were recently selected as Posse Scholars.

Humor

The Cave Journey to Freedom and Glory

An escape journey through the loose tile on the ceiling of the third-floor gym.

Arts and Entertainment

A Window Into the Top Film and Television of 2025

Although it had its flaws, 2025’s year in film and television surpasses 2024 and provides hope going into 2026 and beyond.

Humor

How Are the Fat Bears Faring After Fat Bear Week?

The bears of Katmai National Park after Fat Bear Week.

Features

Cats, Crafts, and Maths: Ms. Tormo

Art Appreciation and Drafting teacher Isabel Tormo shares the passions that fuel her life and delves into her many interests.

Features

Still in Airplane Mode: One Month Into NYC’s Phone Ban

Still in Airplane Mode: One Month Into NYC’s Phone Ban

Arts and Entertainment

Bread, Brotherhood, and Bracknell: Reviewing the STC’s The Importance of Being Earnest

STC’s Spring comedy, The Importance of Being Earnest, was a triumphant, laughter-filled production that emphasized the promise of Stuyvesant’s future productions.

Arts and Entertainment

The Original Twenty-One Pilots, A Deeply Buried Secret

Review of the STC winter drama <i>All My Sons</i>.

Arts and Entertainment

Independence, Patriotism, and Deep Sea Fishing Rights

Arts and Entertainment

Something Not-So-Rotten

Stuyvesant Theater Community has returned to the stage with their production of “Something Rotten!”

Arts and Entertainment

A Very Mardi Gras Junior SING!

Diving deep into Junior SING! 2026.

Arts and Entertainment

You Can’t Take It With You Was a Blast!

STC’s spring comedy, You Can’t Take it With You, stunned audiences with amazing comedic rapport, heartfelt human connection, and stunning sets.

Arts and Entertainment

Bread, Brotherhood, and Bracknell: Reviewing the STC’s The Importance of Being Earnest

STC’s Spring comedy, The Importance of Being Earnest, was a triumphant, laughter-filled production that emphasized the promise of Stuyvesant’s future productions.

Arts and Entertainment

Not So Comedic

The Spectator reviews the Stuyvesant Theater Community’s final show of the school year.

Arts and Entertainment

Senior SING!: The Best Thing Since Sliced Bread

Diving deep into Senior SING! 2026.

Arts and Entertainment

SophFrosh SING!: Boy Bands, Breakups, and Plenty of Drama

Diving deep into SophFrosh SING! 2026.

Features

Should School Be In Session On “Snow Days”?

Recently, everyone has to watch every step they take and make sure they haven’t submerged the cuffs of their pants into a slush of dirty, slippery snow. The warning of an impending snowstorm took almost all by surprise, and caused the New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) to declare Monday, January 26, as a remote snow day. What do Stuyvesant students and staff have to say about that? Let's find out!

Sports

The Uncertain Future of Golden State

The Warriors are in a tough position with a recent Jimmy Butler injury and a lack of help for point guard Stephen Curry, and must consider a rebuild.

Opinions

How Hong Kong was Tamed in Six Years

Conditioned fear is the biggest tool in an authoritarian tool kit to prevent political dissidence in Hong Kong.

Opinions

The Dawn of a New World Order

The world as we know it is changing, and the winners will be those who can adapt.

Opinions

More Than a Game: How Cards Connect Generations

Games are a way for our generation to create lasting and natural relationships with their elders.

Opinions

Mayor Mamdani’s Office of Mass Engagement

Mamdani’s Office of Mass Engagement has the potential to be revolutionary or dangerous—and it all depends on the New Yorkers who participate.

News

Two Stuyvesant Seniors Selected as Posse Scholars

Seniors Stefan Broge and Marlee Sidor were recently selected as Posse Scholars.

Humor

The Cave Journey to Freedom and Glory

An escape journey through the loose tile on the ceiling of the third-floor gym.

Arts and Entertainment

A Window Into the Top Film and Television of 2025

Although it had its flaws, 2025’s year in film and television surpasses 2024 and provides hope going into 2026 and beyond.

Arts and Entertainment

The Original Twenty-One Pilots, A Deeply Buried Secret

Review of the STC winter drama <i>All My Sons</i>.

Arts and Entertainment

Independence, Patriotism, and Deep Sea Fishing Rights

News

Behind the Scenes of STC’s Anastasia

As October neared its end, the Stuyvesant Theater Community (STC) held its annual fall musical.

Arts and Entertainment

STC Leaves Its Land of Yesterday Behind

STC’s latest show, Anastasia, proves to be one of its best in recent memory.

Humor

How Are the Fat Bears Faring After Fat Bear Week?

The bears of Katmai National Park after Fat Bear Week.

Features

Cats, Crafts, and Maths: Ms. Tormo

Art Appreciation and Drafting teacher Isabel Tormo shares the passions that fuel her life and delves into her many interests.

Features

Still in Airplane Mode: One Month Into NYC’s Phone Ban

Still in Airplane Mode: One Month Into NYC’s Phone Ban

Arts and Entertainment

Something Not-So-Rotten

Stuyvesant Theater Community has returned to the stage with their production of “Something Rotten!”