Colors that usually look strange together make sense to Sloane Gustafson. Fabrics become masterpieces under the manipulation of her sewing machine. Gustafson put her talents to the test when she interned with Oscar de la Renta, one of the world’s leading fashion designers.
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Students, new freshmen and experienced seniors alike, poured into St. John the Divine for the first chapel of the year, Aug. 21. Headmaster Mark Desjardins delivered an inspiring speech, emphasizing the value of helping others and taking advantage of the new year.
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In the first episode of “Jaywalking,” Jay explores the latest hot button issues facing the world through the eyes of SJS students.
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Returning to school after the long summer is filled with a lot of mixed emotions: dread, fear, and usually a little excitement. The first day of school has always been a special day on the calendar, and I get just one last chance to go through it.
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When Steve Jobs died in 2011, he was a legend – an innovator in technology, an astute businessman, a hero among techies. With the rampant growth in popularity of Apple products in the past several years, it seems a shame that Jobs, chronicling the life of founder Steve Jobs, falls flat in so many respects.
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Despite a congressional approval rating of 14 percent, senior Alezeh Rauf feels optimistic after a summer internship on Capitol Hill.
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There’s nothing to make a student feel more prepared to tackle the year than a fresh pack of school supplies. Not all school supplies, however, are created equal. Cara Maines offers insight into the pros and cons of several popular items.
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Get to know recent graduate and New York University freshman Steven Lukens.
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