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Writing.
The Spectator—I enjoy writing about the community, faculty, and student body at Stuyvesant High School.
A profile of English teacher Victoria Crutchfield and how her theater background influences her teaching.
Students at Stuyvesant share their experiences with burnout and give advice on how to avoid it.
A profile of Internship Coordinator Harvey Blumm and how his career has evolved over the years.
Students’ and teachers’ perspectives on different methods of learning and teaching from various classes.
Local eateries near Stuyvesant and how they shape the student experience.
Junior SING! 2023 Coverage.
A look at students’ eating habits as they balance their personal lives with heavy workloads and immense stress.
Stuyvesant’s mock trial team recently completed their competition season, ending the year with varying success.
The SAT will be conducted online starting in the fall of 2023; what might that mean for students?
There has been a surge in tech layoffs over the past few years. How has this trend affected Stuyvesant students' ambitions in pursuing careers in computer science?
Judging by the closeness of the group that remains today, it can be seen that Stuyvesant, despite its harsh academic nature, was a place to foster friendships and build lifelong connections in the 90s.
Hoover's take on abuse and trauma is problematic in that it misleads young women to normalize toxic and abusive relationships.
Stuyvesant students often have incredibly high expectations placed on them, especially regarding college; this can have negative impacts on their mental and physical health.
Over the summer, senior Pulindu Weerasekara got the job of his dreams—a composer for Universal Studios.
The library is a space many students prefer for studying because of its quiet atmosphere and ample resources. But because of its popularity, it gets filled up quickly.
Stuyvesant students often have incredibly high expectations placed on them, especially regarding college; this can have negative impacts on their mental and physical health.
The Pirates of Senior SING! rode their U.S.S. ARRGH all the way to the class of 2024’s first SING! victory.
Students share their thoughts and opinions on homeroom activities.