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Mr. Hren welcomes the DePaul Scholars and their families to the Recognition Ceremony.

DePaul Scholars: The Senior Send-Off

Kate Cassidy '24, Arts and Culture Editor May 19, 2023

It’s that time of year again! Seniors are about to graduate after four rewarding years at SHC. Whether as a club member, athlete, or performer, our current seniors have set a valuable example for the...

Jonah Lei ‘25 and Tina Nguyen ‘26 having a fun interview.

KPOP Club: Bonding Through Music

Jonah Lei '25, Staff Writer May 16, 2023

Just a few months ago, Tina Nguyen ‘26 added the KPOP Club to SHC’s list of student organizations. The Emerald interviewed Tina, the club’s leader and founder, to learn more about the club, as well...

Students buying tickets to support the Economics classes at the Kiva Carnival

What SHC’s Kiva Carnival Is All About

Vivian Chen ‘24 May 2, 2023

SHC’s Kiva Carnival has been on hiatus for three years due to Covid-19. However, this year the Kiva Carnival came back in full force. But what is the Kiva Carnival? Ms. Kayser, the moderator of the Kiva...

The Debate team poses for a group photo after an online tournament.

Speech & Debate: Battle Royal

Kaylyn Lee ‘24 April 28, 2023

Have you ever thought of joining Speech and Debate? Speech and Debate consist of two teams, each requiring students to dedicate themselves to preparing and practicing for spirited competitions. The Emerald...

Jazz band at the Winter Instrumental Concert

Interview with SHC’s Band Members: Getting to Know Our School Band Better

Vivian Chen ‘24 April 23, 2023

We’ve all seen SHC’s amazing Band perform, whether it’s at football games or their instrumental concerts. However, what goes on behind the scenes? The Emerald interviewed some Band members for their...

The San Francisco Bay Area is rich with delicious and diverse restaurants.

San Francisco’s Top Restaurants

Tess Corvera '26 March 30, 2023

San Francisco is a city filled with delicious and diverse restaurants. Around the bay, there are many cuisines with wholesome, flavorful dishes. Whether it's tucked away in a small neighborhood or overlooking...

Students and teachers waiting out the bomb threat in the basement of Saint Mary’s Cathedral.

Looking Back Three Months Later: Bomb Threat at SHC

Catherine Tsang ‘25, Staff Writer March 3, 2023

On December 1 2022, at 9:22 am, just as classes were about to start, an anonymous person called in a bomb threat to Sacred Heart Cathedral. The main office received the call from a blocked number, warning...

SHC’s Asian American Student Union reviewed the Chinese zodiac animals during their Lunar New Year meeting.

How SHC Students Celebrated Lunar New Year

Courtney Mar-Lew '24 February 25, 2023

As the clock struck midnight on January 22, many families began their Sundays celebrating the Lunar New Year, one of the most important holidays in several Asian cultures. Observed in China, Korea, Vietnam,...

Mr. Cordero at an SHC Junior Council meeting.

New Teacher Interview: Mr. Stanley Cordero

Skylar Kebbe ‘24 February 17, 2023

Mr. Cordero is part of Campus Ministry here at SHC, now hosting most of the student retreats. Every year, people can sign up to go on these overnight retreats, which include group-bonding activities aimed...

ChatGPTs current home page. Anyone with an internet connection can use the ChatGPT program for free.

Artificial Intelligence in Education

Isabella Rinaldi '24, Assistant Editor-In-Chief February 14, 2023

Oh, the infamous Artificial Intelligence. Recently realized in the form of ChatGPT, AI is some teachers’ worst nightmare and some students’ Holy Grail — a new form of technology that is both astonishing...

Art in Action Highlight

Art in Action Highlight

Kaylyn Lee ‘24, Staff Writer February 6, 2023

Curious about the Art in Action club? Kaylyn Lee '24 gives you the inside scoop.

“How do we know what we know?”: Senior Seminar January Projects

“How do we know what we know?”: Senior Seminar January Projects

Aurora Chen '25, Guest Writer February 6, 2023

Widely regarded as one of the most interesting and challenging classes at SHC, Senior Seminar is an interdisciplinary capstone course centered around discussion. In Seminar, students analyze the assumptions...

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