Sports
Vixens Prep for Big First Game
The Vixens practice early and hard in preparation for one of the most significant games of the seasons.
|| September 2018Humor
I am Part of the Resistance Inside the Schneiderman-Stein Household
By Anonymous
I live with the family, but I have vowed to thwart parts of its agenda and its worst inclinations.
|| September 2018Sports
Lady Lobsters Show Strength in Early Season Loss
Recapping the Lady Lobsters’ first meet of the new season as well as the current strengths and weaknesses of the team.
|| September 2018Sports
Boys’ Badminton Fills in Gaps for a Strong Season
By Yae June Lee
The boys’ badminton team looks forward to their upcoming season despite having gaps left by graduated seniors.
|| September 2018Sports
Defending Champs Ready to Come Out Swimming
By Damian Wasilewicz, Kevin Chan
Having regained the title of city champions last year, the girls’ swimming team confidently comes into season, fighting to hold on to their title.
|| September 2018Humor
San Francisco Mayor Announces New Program To Safely Dispose of Dead Bodies; Says It Will Help Fight Climate Change and Pollution
|| September 2018Sports
Greyducks Prepare for Long Season Ahead with Warm-up Meet
By Noah Grenert
With some practice under their belts early on, the Greyducks hope to have a successful season.
|| September 2018Sports
Fencing Winning Streak in Jeopardy
Despite a huge loss to their team’s core lineup, the boys’ fencing team looks forward to a strong season and another undefeated regular season.
|| September 2018Sports
Girls Cross Country looking to Build Upon Winning Ways
By Sunan Tajwar
The Greyducks, Stuyvesant’s girls’ cross country team, will rely on their work ethic, experience, and leadership to get their team over the finish line both literally and metaphorically.
|| September 2018Sports
Birdies Continue Old Habits and Open Season With Blowout Win
The Birdies, Stuyvesant’s girls’ varsity golf team, asserted their dominance in their season opener with a 4-0 win over Fort Hamilton High School on September 14.
|| September 2018
Sports
What’s a Soccer Player’s Favorite Tea? Penal Tea.
By Allison Eng
One of this year’s captains of the girls’ soccer team, Alexandra (Allie) Lennard talks about how she got into soccer, and what the Mimbas team environment is like.
|| September 2018
Arts and Entertainment
My Noodle Obsession 1
By Jiahe Wang
You can find anything from Ippudo’s authentic hearty tonkotsu ramen to Mentoku’s spicy whip cream ramen in New York.
|| September 2018
Arts and Entertainment
Florence, Diamond in the Rough
By Andrew Ng
Florence + the Machine’s new album takes on a new tone—emotionally raw, vulnerable, and ultimately has a looming presence over listeners.
|| September 2018
Humor
Stuypocalypse: Program Changes Deleted, Chaos Ensues
A sneaky junior ends up wrecking Talos.
|| September 2018
Arts and Entertainment
Fall Trends: Both Familiar and Forward-Thinking
This fall, fashion is geared toward risk-takers, with both recycled and never-before-seen trends.
|| September 2018
Opinions
Greatest Saviors or Gravest Sinners?
By Unknown User
Vigilantism violates human rights, preys on the innocent, and fuels a corrupted judicial system.
|| September 2018Opinions
Oil, Oil Everywhere
The U.S.’s friendliness with Saudi Arabia insulates its regime from answering for its crimes in the war against Yemen.
|| September 2018Opinions
What is Street Harassment? What Can We do About It?
By Claire Shin
Street harassment is far too widespread and dangerous for us to continue turning a blind eye to it.
|| September 2018Opinions
The Future of NYC Urban Planning
With the rise of “supertall” buildings from the Lower East to Long Island City comes the question of how NYC should adapt its zoning and land-use laws to maintain its integrity as a city of, for, and by the people.
|| September 2018Features
Catching Up With Contreras
By Talia Kahan
An update on the initiatives Principal Eric Contreras has already begun, and visions he has for Stuyvesant in the future.
|| September 2018Features
Teachers Fresh Off the Wagon
By Senjuti Gayen, Susannah Ahn, Talia Kahan, Tashfia Hasan, Veronika Kowalski, Zoe Davis
An introduction of the new teachers at Stuyvesant.
|| September 2018News
Francesca McAuliffe Replaces Dr. Ernest Olivieri as World Language AP
Francesca McAuliffe has replaced Dr. Ernest Oliveri as Stuyvesant’s Assistant Principal of the World Language Department.
|| September 2018News
Escalator Malfunction Sends Students to Hospital
By Beaux Watwood, George Shey, Jane Rhee
|| September 2018Sports
Vixens Prep for Big First Game
The Vixens practice early and hard in preparation for one of the most significant games of the seasons.
|| September 2018Humor
I am Part of the Resistance Inside the Schneiderman-Stein Household
By Anonymous
I live with the family, but I have vowed to thwart parts of its agenda and its worst inclinations.
|| September 2018Sports
What’s a Soccer Player’s Favorite Tea? Penal Tea.
By Allison Eng
One of this year’s captains of the girls’ soccer team, Alexandra (Allie) Lennard talks about how she got into soccer, and what the Mimbas team environment is like.
|| September 2018Sports
Lady Lobsters Show Strength in Early Season Loss
Recapping the Lady Lobsters’ first meet of the new season as well as the current strengths and weaknesses of the team.
|| September 2018Sports
Boys’ Badminton Fills in Gaps for a Strong Season
By Yae June Lee
The boys’ badminton team looks forward to their upcoming season despite having gaps left by graduated seniors.
|| September 2018Sports
Defending Champs Ready to Come Out Swimming
By Damian Wasilewicz, Kevin Chan
Having regained the title of city champions last year, the girls’ swimming team confidently comes into season, fighting to hold on to their title.
|| September 2018Humor
San Francisco Mayor Announces New Program To Safely Dispose of Dead Bodies; Says It Will Help Fight Climate Change and Pollution
|| September 2018Arts and Entertainment
My Noodle Obsession 1
By Jiahe Wang
You can find anything from Ippudo’s authentic hearty tonkotsu ramen to Mentoku’s spicy whip cream ramen in New York.
|| September 2018Sports
Greyducks Prepare for Long Season Ahead with Warm-up Meet
By Noah Grenert
With some practice under their belts early on, the Greyducks hope to have a successful season.
|| September 2018Sports
Fencing Winning Streak in Jeopardy
Despite a huge loss to their team’s core lineup, the boys’ fencing team looks forward to a strong season and another undefeated regular season.
|| September 2018Sports
Girls Cross Country looking to Build Upon Winning Ways
By Sunan Tajwar
The Greyducks, Stuyvesant’s girls’ cross country team, will rely on their work ethic, experience, and leadership to get their team over the finish line both literally and metaphorically.
|| September 2018Arts and Entertainment
Florence, Diamond in the Rough
By Andrew Ng
Florence + the Machine’s new album takes on a new tone—emotionally raw, vulnerable, and ultimately has a looming presence over listeners.
|| September 2018Sports
Birdies Continue Old Habits and Open Season With Blowout Win
The Birdies, Stuyvesant’s girls’ varsity golf team, asserted their dominance in their season opener with a 4-0 win over Fort Hamilton High School on September 14.
|| September 2018News
Eric Contreras Re-Signs as Principal of Stuyvesant
Principal Eric Contreras announced his decision to stay at Stuyvesant, turning down the position as Senior Executive Director of Curriculum, Construction, and Professional Learning for the NYC Department of Education.
|| September 2018Humor
Stuypocalypse: Program Changes Deleted, Chaos Ensues
A sneaky junior ends up wrecking Talos.
|| September 2018Arts and Entertainment
Fall Trends: Both Familiar and Forward-Thinking
This fall, fashion is geared toward risk-takers, with both recycled and never-before-seen trends.
|| September 2018
Opinions
The Future of NYC Urban Planning
With the rise of “supertall” buildings from the Lower East to Long Island City comes the question of how NYC should adapt its zoning and land-use laws to maintain its integrity as a city of, for, and by the people.
|| September 2018Opinions
Greatest Saviors or Gravest Sinners?
By Unknown User
Vigilantism violates human rights, preys on the innocent, and fuels a corrupted judicial system.
|| September 2018Opinions
Oil, Oil Everywhere
The U.S.’s friendliness with Saudi Arabia insulates its regime from answering for its crimes in the war against Yemen.
|| September 2018Opinions
What is Street Harassment? What Can We do About It?
By Claire Shin
Street harassment is far too widespread and dangerous for us to continue turning a blind eye to it.
|| September 2018Opinions
The Future of NYC Urban Planning
With the rise of “supertall” buildings from the Lower East to Long Island City comes the question of how NYC should adapt its zoning and land-use laws to maintain its integrity as a city of, for, and by the people.
|| September 2018Features
Catching Up With Contreras
By Talia Kahan
An update on the initiatives Principal Eric Contreras has already begun, and visions he has for Stuyvesant in the future.
|| September 2018Features
Teachers Fresh Off the Wagon
By Senjuti Gayen, Susannah Ahn, Talia Kahan, Tashfia Hasan, Veronika Kowalski, Zoe Davis
An introduction of the new teachers at Stuyvesant.
|| September 2018
Features
Stuyvesant’s Commute Stories
By Katie Leton, Yasmine Chokrane
Focusing in on the various commutes Stuyvesant students take from each borough of New York City.
|| September 2018News
Francesca McAuliffe Replaces Dr. Ernest Olivieri as World Language AP
Francesca McAuliffe has replaced Dr. Ernest Oliveri as Stuyvesant’s Assistant Principal of the World Language Department.
|| September 2018News
Escalator Malfunction Sends Students to Hospital
By Beaux Watwood, George Shey, Jane Rhee
|| September 2018