SHARING A SMILE. St.Pierre laughs with his father. Photo submitted by Eugene St. Pierre.
Georgia Ross’s feature of St. Pierre shares a story of the Lower School Maintenance Supervisor Eugene who has shaped countless lives of students progressing through the lower school.
CANOE CAMARADERIE. Wilderness trips give senior Carys Hardy deep friendships forged through hard work. Image submitted by Carys Hardy.
Siri Patterson’s feature on Carys Hardy’s trip to the Arctic Circle explores the journey that took her to take on a 42-day canoe trip and what impact her journey has had.
WHO’S THAT? Many are familiar with spaces on campus like Redleaf Commons or the Schilling Center, but few know the stories of the people they are named after. These people are alumni, entrepreneurs and change-makers of all kinds. (Greyson Sale)
Greyson Sale’s ‘what’s in the name’ feature tells the story behind the people that have had impacted the SPA community by donating parts of the building that students walk through every day.
SAFE STREETS. Lake Street was greatly impacted by protests in 2020, but has not been an area of serious concern for some time. Sophomore Adi Narayan, who lives near Uptown, said, “It’s not all just shootings and rough neighborhoods and stuff like that. It’s a mix of places, and it’s not just one thing.” (Flickr CC license 2.0 Chad Davis)
Sonia Kharbanda’s extensive research into the minneapolis reveals contradictions and community, creating an interactive and dynamic story explaining the Minneapolis experience.
FAMILY FIRST. Reuniting during the holiday season, senior Serene Kalugdan’s extended family gather around a Christmas tree for a photo. (Serene Kalugdan)
Juan Miguel Adams story integrates research on immigration policy and students to story to create a fuller picture of immigration going into 2025.
Greyson Sale (he/him) loves rock climbing and basically lived at the climbing gym this summer. He competes at the national level and is looking forward to his first North American Cup this spring.
Sale works as the Production Manager of RubicOnline and can be reached at [email protected].
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