COVID-19 Takes Away Varsity Baseball Seniors Last Chance
By John Szymendera ’16 The bus was silent as the St. Christopher’s varsity baseball team pulled out of the Shepherd Stadium parking lot...
By John Szymendera ’16 The bus was silent as the St. Christopher’s varsity baseball team pulled out of the Shepherd Stadium parking lot...
Vasil Siromahov '21 (center) with two foreign exchange student friends during spring break. By Charlie Polk '21 Vasil Siromahov ’21’s...
Thoughts from Mr. Lecky and Mr. Szymendera The situation presented by COVID-19 is a very strange and challenging one, especially in an...
By Hugo Abbot ’21 Only a couple days after leaving Europe, the Townsend family was showing some symptoms of coronavirus. During spring...
By Oliver Hale '21 Now we have to wake up at 9 a.m. The newest schedule, while simplified, has left lots of people sleeping less. On the...
Seniors activate school spirit and assume leadership in and outside the classroom By Oliver Sabo '20 As the class of 2020 begins their...
By Luke Thomas '21 When people think about the problems caused by COVID-19, many imagine it’s the end of the world. “This is not when the...
By Henry Weatherford '21 I worried at first that my mother would die. Because of her job as an OBGYN, she would have to go to work...
By Henry Weatherford '21 I could paint you a picture of this day if I wanted to. I remember cramming into Collin’s mother’s white car. I...
Administration Listens and Takes Action By Joseph Long ’22 The new distance learning schedule started off as a concept thought up by the...
Mr. Billy McGuire’s Takeaway By Spencer Villanueva '21 While the whole world seems to be shut inside these days, outside, nature is in...
By Robert Mish '21 After looking around at colleges, the realization struck Cleighton Hilbert ’21 that he didn’t know what he wanted his...
By Robert Mish ’21 and Henry Weatherford ’21 It seems as if everything is terrible right now. Recently, President Donald Trump increased...
By Oliver Hale '21 The quarantine has left many in sleep limbo. With new irregular schedules that have some students waking up in the...
By Joseph Long ’22 Although many aspects of school have been derailed as a result of the coronavirus, we will still have a yearbook,...
by Parker Cullinan ’22 by Parker Cullinan ’22 Monday April 6 was a day of confusion for many after St. Christopher’s Headmaster Mason...
By Collin Taylor ’21 As I entered the neighborhood coffee shop in Tribeca, I immediately noticed a change. The normally cozy cafe vibe...
March 23 was a sad day for the St. Christopher’s community as Gov. Ralph Northam announced closure of all Virginia schools. The mandate...
By Hugo Abbot '21 and Robert Mish '21 COVID-19 dealt the final blow to the end of all spring sports. Players mourned as the practices,...
For some, the cancellation of SATs and ACTS may be great. For others, they were a chance to show off their skills to colleges. Whatever...