Features
Deadly Terror Attack Outside Stuyvesant
By Anne George, Matteo Wong, Shameek Rakshit
Walking across the Tribeca bridge, senior Grace Tang was headed to a doctor’s appointment when she heard a loud crash. Below, she saw the mangled...
Arts and Entertainment
Photography in Terrorism: An Exploitation
A think-piece about the role media photography has during terrorism—specifically, how it exploited Stuyvesant students’ “private sphere” and serves unjust issues like Islamophobia.
News
“I’m extremely scared:” From Dr. Zhang’s Perspective
I found Dr. Yanjun Zhang in one of the biology labs on Thursday, November 2. Despite being the only person from Stuyvesant directly harmed in...
Sports
The Peglegs Push Through to Playoffs
By Lee-Ann Rushlow, Lumi Westerlund
Despite one of their strongest seasons in years, the Peglegs lost their first playoff game, effectively ending their season.
Arts and Entertainment
Wu Tang: A Return to Former Glory?
By William Hong
“Wu-Tang: The Saga Continues” was produced with the fans of Wu-Tang’s former glory days in mind, hence the album title’s allusion to a saga —the legacy of hip-hop’s golden age.
Features
Mr. Polazzo: Preparing Stuyvesant Students to Think
Matt Polazzo’s perspective on being a Stuyvesant teacher for 17 years.
Sports
The Determination of the Mimbas
The Mimbas are defeated in their second game of their playoffs, but have high expectations because of their prospects
Sports
Greyducks Continue Streak of Borough Championship Victories
By Noah Grenert
The Greyducks accomplished their goal of winning the Manhattan Borough Championships and look ahead to their next goal of qualifying for the state championships.
Arts and Entertainment
Songs of Motion: Calder’s Mobiles
By Lucy Lu
Review of “Calder: Hypermobility,” a new temporary exhibit at the Whitney.
Opinions
Renewing America: A Paradigm Proposal
By Stiven Peter
The U.S. needs to adapt an economic agenda of mobility that frees up obstacles to work and education and also empower local institutions to provide solutions to the complex array of welfare problems.
Sports
Game, Set, and Match for the Lady Lobsters
Despite a disappointing end to the season, the Lady Lobsters look forward to next season with optimism.
Features
Deadly Terror Attack Outside Stuyvesant
By Anne George, Matteo Wong, Shameek Rakshit
Walking across the Tribeca bridge, senior Grace Tang was headed to a doctor’s appointment when she heard a loud crash. Below, she saw the mangled...
Arts and Entertainment
Photography in Terrorism: An Exploitation
A think-piece about the role media photography has during terrorism—specifically, how it exploited Stuyvesant students’ “private sphere” and serves unjust issues like Islamophobia.
News
“I’m extremely scared:” From Dr. Zhang’s Perspective
I found Dr. Yanjun Zhang in one of the biology labs on Thursday, November 2. Despite being the only person from Stuyvesant directly harmed in...
Sports
The Peglegs Push Through to Playoffs
By Lee-Ann Rushlow, Lumi Westerlund
Despite one of their strongest seasons in years, the Peglegs lost their first playoff game, effectively ending their season.
Arts and Entertainment
Wu Tang: A Return to Former Glory?
By William Hong
“Wu-Tang: The Saga Continues” was produced with the fans of Wu-Tang’s former glory days in mind, hence the album title’s allusion to a saga —the legacy of hip-hop’s golden age.
Features
Mr. Polazzo: Preparing Stuyvesant Students to Think
Matt Polazzo’s perspective on being a Stuyvesant teacher for 17 years.
Arts and Entertainment
There’s No Fall Without Pumpkin Spice
Pumpkin Spice Lattes are probably why fall still exists.
Sports
Greyducks Dominate Borough Championships Once Again
By Yukai Liu
Going into the Manhattan Borough championships on October 28, the goal for the Stuyvesant Greyducks, the girls cross country team, was the same as it was the first day of practice: make it back to the state championships.
Sports
The Determination of the Mimbas
The Mimbas are defeated in their second game of their playoffs, but have high expectations because of their prospects
Arts and Entertainment
Turtles All the Way Dab
Reviewing John Green’s latest novel, “Turtles All the Way Down,” as someone very familiar with his work and life, and through the lens of someone who also deals with mental illness.
Sports
Greyducks Continue Streak of Borough Championship Victories
By Noah Grenert
The Greyducks accomplished their goal of winning the Manhattan Borough Championships and look ahead to their next goal of qualifying for the state championships.
Arts and Entertainment
Songs of Motion: Calder’s Mobiles
By Lucy Lu
Review of “Calder: Hypermobility,” a new temporary exhibit at the Whitney.
Opinions
Renewing America: A Paradigm Proposal
By Stiven Peter
The U.S. needs to adapt an economic agenda of mobility that frees up obstacles to work and education and also empower local institutions to provide solutions to the complex array of welfare problems.
