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Dr. Clark Makes His Mark

Dr. Clark Makes His Mark

by Isabel Glover, Staff Writer October 18, 2022

Why did you decide to teach at St Teresa's Academy?  I started teaching at St. Teresa’s Academy because I have learned from teaching at universities that women take school more seriously. A position...

In Honor of Truman

In Honor of Truman

by Megan Turley and Dianne Haake October 11, 2022
STA’s beloved campus cat, Truman, passed away this past summer. With the grief and shock of his death, the STA community is prompted to consider their relationship with their own pets.
 Store windows are filled with people enjoying their ice cream.

How it Stacks Up

by Olivia Cooper, Staff Writer October 10, 2022

The Scoop in Martin City: The Scoop is located in Martin City and is linked to Martin City Pizza and the Coast to Coast Pub. While The Scoop is farther from STA, I can say it is well worth the trip. They...

Dance Date Drama?

Dance Date Drama?

by Tierney Flavin, Features Editor September 16, 2022
“With everything else I get out of coming to an all-girls school, [homecoming] is such a minor detail,” junior Gabi Vovk said. “I just feel more confident in this environment day to day that it doesn’t matter if one day of the year I don't get a traditional experience. I think it's just really different to people who don't go here and totally normal for people who do.”
Sporting A New School

Sporting A New School

by Caroline Hinkebein, Sports Editor May 3, 2022

Grace Coppinger Texas Christian University - Soccer - Horned Frogs Why did you decide to play a sport in college? I decided to play a college sport because I have played soccer ever since I was...

The Rich History of the Loose Park Rose Garden

The Rich History of the Loose Park Rose Garden

by Tierney Flavin, Social Media Team April 14, 2022

Hundreds of teenagers crowd around rows upon rows of roses at dusk—all trying to snap the perfect picture. Homecoming, Sweetheart, Prom and Junior Ring pictures: group photos, date photos and solo...

Sophomore Payton Cherra and senior CC McCullough are a part of the Scoop Troop, a name dubbed by their boss Oct. 8. They have worked together at Summersalt Ice Cream Co. for several months.

STARS at Work

by Annie McShane, Copy Editor April 11, 2022
“I think working with people from STA has made me feel more welcomed and connected where I work.”
Aliya Watne exits the M&A Building after checking out with receptionist Allison Wilson Nov. 4. Students in her french class leave campus after period 1 and return after lunch. photo by Sophia Rall

Studying Abroad

by Annie McShane, Copy Editor April 11, 2022
Many STA students have been given the opportunity to venture off campus to enroll in college level language classes that can help them earn college credits for their future.
The Black Student Coalition poses with Brianna Walker and Dr. Siabahn May-Washington Sept. 3, 2020. They hold up clenched fists that represent the logo for the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement. Photo courtesy of Claire Smith.

Celebrating Black History Month at STA

by Annie McShane, Copy Editor April 11, 2022
“Sometimes when you’re a minority in a space, it’s harder to connect with those who don’t really go through the same things that you do, so BSC kind of opens up a space for us to kind of connect with each other.”

Opening Up the Table

by Charlotte Malone, Photo Editor March 11, 2022

Members of the Black Student Coalition spent February sharing Black History Month with the staff and students of St. Teresa’s. Activities consisted of a Black church service, a Greek step show, and a...

The sun shines on a plant on a window ledge Feb. 28. Plants are helpful 
to many households because they can filter the air in any room. photo by Kaylee Lary

Going Back to Green

by Kaylee Lary, Ellie Buttell, and Anna Massman March 10, 2022

As junior Tessa Stevenson walks into the cafeteria for lunch, she braces herself to see the waste STA generates on a daily basis. She knows that the hundreds of styrofoam plates, plastic forks and paper...

The Lasting Legacy of the Wizarding World

The Lasting Legacy of the Wizarding World

by Annie McShane, Copy Editor March 10, 2022
“[Harry Potter] is always going to be relatable to teenagers, even though it’s obviously a completely different world. It’s fun to have characters to love, and it’s really easy to love them and Hogwarts and everything about it.”
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