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By Laura Chong ’28 This past spring break, I was one of fourteen students that went on a two-week school trip to Western…

By Macey Boyce ’28 Over our most recent Spring Break, St Paul’s students were given the opportunity to go to Perth, Aust…
How Dual Roles Strengthen Relationships, Culture, and Growth By Max Levesque ’26 At St. Paul’s, the connection between t…
by Nelson Coffin In a game of runs, a final sprint carried St. Paul’s past two-time defending champ Severn in the B Con…
by James Peters The wait is over for St. Paul’s. The Crusaders captured their first MIAA squash championship Thursday, d…
by Nelson Coffin Beating a respected rival three times by a single goal in the same season is a difficult assignment, es…

By Glenn Graham Baltimore Sun Senior forward Adler Dodson took a short feed from Ale Estrada and scored from in close wi…
By Torben Heinbockel ’26 The Upper School welcomes chemistry teacher Mrs. Kris Tidball to its science faculty this year.…
By Torben Heinbockel ’26 As part of The Voice’s new faculty spotlight series, we spoke with Dr. Katherine Arner, the new…

By Torben Heinbockel ’26 St. Paul’s welcomed Mrs. Sarah Bateman to the Upper School Math department this Fall. While she…
By Torben Heinbockel ’26 The Upper School’s new addition to the English Department is Mr. Marvin Aguilar, whose philosop…

By Torben Heinbockel ’26 St. Paul’s School for Boys Upper School welcomed Mr. Tom Ford as the new Upper School Choral Di…

By Torben Heinbockel ‘26 This article is the summary overview of The Voice’s New Faculty Spotlight Series. If you would …
By Erik Xu ’28 Rating: 3.5 stars With every passing year, there will always be certain music artists that are immediate…
By Torben Heinbockel ‘26 So… now what? Break starts. School is done. Alarms are silent. All your homework is complete. A…

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By William Mulloy ’28 Sinners (2025) is a beautiful film with incredible blues music and some of the most stunning shots…
By Evan Smokler ’26 Over October 24th and 25th, the school play Around the World in 80 Days was hosted at the Ward Cente…
By Ned Doherty ’25 Each spring, the Senior IB Theatre class puts on a full production of a play. This year, the class is…

By: Bryce Matthews ’25 The day had finally arrived for the annual SP Concert Chorale tour. It was a slow, calm morning o…
By Huston Boyce and Jasper Genz The Singers class of 2024 has already surpassed all expectations set by previous years, …
By: Nestor Sow '27 This year, the St. Paul’s theater department embraced the exciting challenge of bringing Disney’s The…
by: Zsofia DeCheke ’26 KATSEYE (a six-member girl group formed through the 2023 reality competition series Dream Acade…
By: Collin Fitzell ’27 There is so much music in this world. Throughout the hundreds of thousands of genres, there have …

By: George Becker ’28 David Bowie didn’t just make music; he reinvented what it meant to be a rock star. From the moment…
By: Nick Stinespring '28 “One Dance”, “God's Plan”, “In My Feelings.” Those are just…
By: Carter Holland '28 It feels like every time I turn on the radio and hear a new song, it seems like the artist barely…
By Erik Xu '28 The rise of the hip-hop genre became especially significant in the 1960s and 70s, as the civil rights and…
Emerging from the hippie culture of the 1960s, a new kind of music was born. Heavy metal and hard rock took the world by…
By Collin Fitzell The 1970s saw a tremendous amount of change. Music was changing laws, civil movements were being ena…
By Torben Heinbockel ’26 Schools in December are quite different than schools for most months. There is music coming out…
This is a response to a previous opinion written by Aamir Evans ’26. By Traveler Stanberry ’26 To assume that because …
By Aamir Evans ’26 If Elon Musk were to donate less than half of his net worth, he could solve world hunger. The questio…
By Torben Heinbockel (26′) Until last year, my experience as a car passenger involved enjoying the scenery, readin…
By: Blake Wells '28 Let’s face it: most of us have set a New Year’s resolution that we didn’t follow through on. Whether…
By: Tyler McPherson-Gyarmathy '25 The 21st century has seen basketball legends rise to incredible heights, redefining th…
By: Ned Doherty '25 The NBA has been losing viewership and interest as the years go on. What is the reason for this? The…
By: Howdy Colhoun and Finn Rensing The 2024 Heisman Trophy race brought a fierce debate between two exceptional athletes…
We now find ourselves on the brink of a better, brighter future with the evolution of technology and ecommerce. As a soo…
By: Brendan Townsend ’25 Community Time is a time where the whole upper school comes together for an event such as an al…
By: Brendan Townsend '25 A lot can happen outside of school between 8 a.m. and 3:20 p.m., Monday through Friday. Whether…

by: Ryder Reese '27 Comedy is a timeless device which has been used throughout history and will be used as long as we ca…

The boy's JV lacrosse team played visiting Landon on Tuesday.…


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By: Ari Binyam (’28) Across the United States, some have expressed outrage over the actions of the federal law enforce…
By Ari Binyam ’28 Since April 2023, Sudan has been experiencing a humanitarian crisis that has been detrimental to the…
By: Sage Gordon '28 Over Christmas break, I stayed at the Hard Rock Punta Cana Hotel and had an amazing experience! This…
California Wildfires Devastate Communities: 24 Dead, 12,000+ Structures Destroyed By: Jack Bartlett '25 What started off…
By Marta Karpovich On Friday, January 17, the Supreme Court made a landmark decision to ban TikTok in the United States,…
By: Evan Carter '28 For millions of people around the world, fantasy sports are a fun way to compete with friends, stran…
Federal courts are cracking down on Big Tech companies, citing improper influence on the way we search online, consume i…
By Marta Karpovich ’25 Science is a series of observations that one must continuously reconcile with pre-existing knowle…
By Nestor Sow ’27 That stupid light poured through the blinds across the room. It was that kind of light that made you w…
By Ari Binyam ’28 October 24th may have been a normal Friday for many people, but for R&B listeners it felt like…

By Zsofia DeCheke ’26 Source: Walk My World The scent of something rotting assaults my nostrils, permeating the air with…

By Max Han '24 Source: Eriek Designs The Yeti is a large and intimidating, but also shy creature. Standing at an astonis…
Review by Wip Mulloy ’28 ★★★★★ One Battle After Another is a wild, powerful film about the chaos of revolution and how i…

By Marta Karpovich A dramatic musical, Emilia Pérez is about a lawyer who is hired to help a Mexican cartel boss retire,…

By Marta Karpovich A Real Pain is about two cousins, David and Benji, who embark on a heritage trip to Poland, tracking …

By Marta Karpovich Anora is the story of a sex-worker, Ani, in New York who is charmed by a Russian oligarch, Ivan, and …
By Marta Karpovich Conclave begins with the Pope’s death and depicts priests from around the world gathering for a concl…

By Marta Karpovich A Bob Dylan biopic, A Complete Unknown follows the singer on his journey to stardom, beginning in the…
by Owen S., '30 Star Wars: the Clone Wars was started in 2004 as a more light-hearted version compared to the one that w…
Here’s what happened at this year’s Emmy Awards ceremony. BIGGEST WINNERS Shōgun, The Bear, and Baby Reindeer pretty muc…
By: Kaiden Ulmer '28 Sentinels (SEN) is a professional Valorant team that has made a big impact in esports. Originally, …
By: Christian Faulkner-MacDonagh '25 Tanks roll into objectives, leading their supports. Land Raiders’ doors crash down,…
By: Ryan Brown '28 and Matthew Woelper '28 The nostalgia of OG Fortnite quickly fades, even for longtime players, due to…
By: Henry Evans '28 Ballistic is a new game mode on Fortnite that is gaining popularity. It’s similar to other popular g…
By: Tyler Clary '25 and Drew McCormick '25 Have you ever had a streak of games in Fortnite where you landed and didn’t f…
Censorship is quite possibly the most jeopardizing threat to democracy in the modern world. While “Sophie’s Choice” and …
“All About Love: New Visions” explores the ever-increasing lovelessness that has permeated both our personal and cultura…