The Roundtable

Knights Kicks: Back to the future
By Will Burns, Editor-in-Chief | February 18, 2022
En Garde!
By Will Burns, Editor-in-Chief | February 18, 2022
Students start volleyball team
By Seth Sarkar, Reporter | February 18, 2022
School spirit wanes amidst pandemic
By Owen Akel, Editor-in-Chief | February 18, 2022
School renovates The Dungeon
By Owen Akel, Editor-in-Chief | August 30, 2021
Community grapples with changing traditions
By Owen Akel, Web Editor | May 21, 2021
Shields, hoops and history
By Henry Murray, Sports Editor | May 21, 2021
Juniors provide livestreams of home games
By Will Burns, Senior Reporter | May 21, 2021

February 25, 2022

As school recomences and students begin their classes, all will experience a new schedule far different than the previous year’s, which was adapted due to pandemic restrictions. “We have preserved what many experienced as the ‘best thing’ about last year’s schedule,” Head of School Tony Farrell wrote in an email...

Students bond, learn in new country

By Bailey Parent and Vlad Korostyshevskiy

February 18, 2022

With increased vaccine prevalence, the annual Costa Rica trip was revived. Both the Juniors, who had the trip canceled for them last year due to CO VID 19, as well as the Sophomores were able to go this year, while maintaining proper protocols. “The design of the trip, the generous amount of free time, and...

School opens campus early

By JJ Kim, Reporter

August 30, 2021

Despite a recent spike in coronavirus cases, the school was able to hold freshman success on August 12 and 13 so that freshmen could experience campus life with their entire class for the first time before formal classes started. “I did sense a large power of excitement,” Greg Lobe, Senior Associate Director of High School...

Summer preseasons resemble pre-pandemic training

By Vlad Korostyshevskiy & Bailey Parent, Reporter & Senior Reporter

August 30, 2021

This summer, athletic training resumed, resembling pre-pandemic regimens, many Knights taking advantage of such opportunities in order to be in the best shape possible for the fall sports season. “I help students stay in shape over the summer by being there in the facility,” Barclay Spring the strength and conditioning...

Community educates about genocide

By Bailey Parent, Reporter

May 21, 2021

A group of students has been serving as board members of a grassroots organization committed to growing the capacity of leaders to educate about genocide and partake in youth activism. The Helen and Joe Farkas Center for the Study of the Holocaust in Catholic Schools “seeks to honor Holocaust survivors and bring them together...

School to implement changes next year

By Sartaj Rajpal, Editor-in-Chief

May 21, 2021

A new class schedule and the implementation of additional digital devices are among the changes students can expect in the 2021-22...

Special Features

Hockey Duo

By Owen Akel, Web Editor

May 21, 2021

FWEEEEEEEEET! Although when the final whistle blew at the end of a back-and-forth game on April 18 the Tri-Valley Blue Devils...

Catching waves — and air

By Bailey Parent and Anshsing Ghayalod

February 25, 2021

Every chance he gets, competitive kitesurfer Sebastian Green heads out to Ocean beach, buckles on his harness, hops on his board...

Senior athlete trains for Olympics

By Sartaj Rajpal, Senior Reporter

May 21, 2020

Regardless of whether or not he has access to a rink, U.S. men’s figure skater Dinh Tran is continuing to train in hopes of...

Sports

Athletics are back in full swing

By Nik Chupkin, Editor-in-Chief

May 21, 2021

Athletics program resumes in accordance with health protocols

By Julian Sevillano, Reporter

February 25, 2021

Following an official vote by BCL-West on Feb. 2 to begin the 2021 sports seasons, Convent & Stuart Hall has resumed its athletics program with modifications to comply with COVID-19 health and safety protocols. “I feel super grateful to have the chance of playing sports again for Stuart Hall,” senior D’Angelo Flores,...

Seniors resurrect old club

By Henry Murray, Sports Editor

October 27, 2020

A group of seniors took it upon themselves to resurrect Surf Club two years after it first appeared in the official club listings,...

A & E

New exhibit combines art with technology

By Julian Sevillano, Reporter

May 21, 2021

As San Francisco starts allowing museums to reopen at limited capacity, a popular new exhibition that blends 19th-century post-impressionist...

‘Avengers: Infinity War’ delivers

By Anson Gordon-Creed, Senior Reporter

May 11, 2018

The release of “Avengers: Infinity War” marks the 19th film in the Marvel Cinematic and Television Universe (MCU) with movies from “Iron Man” to “Black Panther” has been building to this point. The film delivers. The MCU has slowly been introducing the six super-powerful Infinity Stones since “Captain America,”...

Review: American Made

By Gabe O'Brien, Reporter

November 7, 2017

“I was working for the CIA, the DEA and Pablo Escobar.” So says Barry Seal, an airline pilot turned international smuggler,...

Op-Ed

Owen’s Opinion: College supplements

February 18, 2022

There’s no getting around it, the first semester of senior year is a difficult one. This challenge is in many cases due to the college admissions process. That said, I’ve found this experience to...

Editorial: Fully in-person instruction needs to resume

May 21, 2021

Editors’ Corner: We can gain more than we lost

May 21, 2021

The pandemic has robbed high schoolers of key teenage experiences such as class retreats, school dances, graduation ceremonies and most of all, spending time with each other. We’re all disappointed....

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