Nik de Silva ‘27, Staff Writer
February 12, 2025
Kieran Armstrong ‘26, Staff Writer
February 12, 2025
Livia Valentine ‘26, News and Opinion Editor
February 11, 2025
Grace Griffin '27, Staff Writer
January 22, 2025
Addy Davis ‘26, Staff Writer
November 10, 2024
In recent years, the Israel-Palestine conflict has become a controversial topic, and it is affecting educational institutions around the world, including Sacred Heart. As a part of...
As the nation prepares for the inauguration of President Donald Trump, many students and faculty at Sacred Heart are reflecting on what this historic event could mean for the country....
Juniors and seniors in AP United States Government & Politics and AP Comparative Government are currently completing their Civic Action project,...
With the presidential elections coming up on November 5th, 2024, tensions are high between the Democratic and Republican parties. This election...
In the middle of a seemingly ordinary freshman lock-in, Dr. Massucco found herself torn between the festivities unfolding around her and the...
The number of reliable sources of information available to the Californian population — local newsrooms and print media companies...
Q: What do you like to do in your free time? A: I love to run. I actually started running in college, and have done a few half marathons. I’m...
SHP has just launched its first ever exchange program with Schiller Gymnasium in Pforzheim, Germany. This initiative recently brought German...
What many people consider to be among the most important presidential elections in U.S. history boiled down to the recent presidential debate...
Russia and Ukraine have a long history of war and political turmoil and are currently facing conflict. In 2013, the former pro-Russian president...
For the first time since its founding, SHP has employed a full-time priest: Father John Whitney. Born and raised in San Mateo, California, and...
Recently, Sacred Heart Preparatory has become one of many schools nationwide to implement minimum grading. Minimum Grading is the increasingly...
On October 7, 2023, Hamas, one of the largest and most advanced terrorist organizations in the Palestinian territories, launched an assault on...
When Guam is brought up, some common ideas often come to peoples’ minds: it belongs to the United States, it is a strategic Naval base, an...
SHP’s Director of School and Personal Counseling, Ms. Laura Stoll, prescribes that students ages 13-18 need 8-10 hours of sleep to maintain...
Beginning on February 8, 2024, the Supreme Court of the United States will withhold the power to clarify the bounds of federalism in national...
Atherton’s city council is struggling to operate amid changing state requirements for affordable housing. The Regional Housing Needs Allocation...
Students taking the same course with different teachers should face a similar level of challenge and earn grades consistent with other sections....
Women are notoriously underrepresented in the science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields. According to a study published by the...
Our planet is struggling. Climate change is affecting all corners of our globe, changing weather patterns, causing species to go extinct, and...
Lauren DiCioccio, a teacher at the Sacred Heart Middle School, has had her work in exhibits now for fifteen years. From June 15-25, one of her...
Surviving an earthquake, being founded before both the Golden Gate Bridge and the city of Atherton, and experiencing both World War I and II...
Recent changes to the school’s admission process have prompted the return of the shadow program, now referred to as the Student Experience,...
Universities take into account a wide array of factors when making admissions decisions. They consider standardized test scores, athletic ability,...