The Murder of Jamal Khashoggi
by By: Ellie Shoup In his last article, Jamal Khashoggi wrote, “Arab governments have been given free rein to continue silencing the media at an increasing …
The Music! The Romance! The Play!
By Mahaa Ayub Since the announcement in June that the 2018-2019 fall musical would be Mamma Mia, the SCH community has been abuzz with excitement. …
Can There Really Be a Democratic Senator in Texas?
By Ellie Shoup The GOP (Grand Old Party) has a large statistical advantage this election season. Republicans are defending only nine of the thirty-five seats …
Features / Life / School News
The SCH Day of Understanding, 2018
By Lilly Soroko Diversity has always been an important aspect of Springside Chestnut Hill Academy. Diversity is named as one of SCH’s five core values, …
Interview with Seth Rabinowitz about The Laramie Project
By Grace Rorke The Laramie Project is a play by Moises Kaufman and members of the Tectonic Theatre Project. It is set in Laramie, Wyoming, …
The SCH Basketball Team
By Andrew Wolfe and Jake Webster The SCH Boys Basketball Team had an inconsistent but encouraging start to the 2017-2018 season, resulting in a 3-8 …
The SCH Global Travel Program for 2019
By Lilly Soroko While the New Year is often associated with new beginnings or the adoption and then quick abandonment of resolutions, a new year …
Reflections on the College Process
By Grace Yang As snowflakes are landing here on campus, college applications are landing on the desks of college admissions officers. This is what we …
An Interview with Student Body Presidents, Seth Rabinowitz and Samiyah Wardlaw
By Lilly Soroko and Grace Yang for the Campus Lantern With almost two months of school under our belts, we sat down with the …
Blue and Gold Day, 2017
By Haley Unthank It’s 7:50 am. On any other school day, students spend this time sitting in the Commons, catching up on homework, or calmly …