Last month, SHC students put on a rendition of “The Play That Goes Wrong” written by Johnathan Sayer, Henry Shields, and Henry Lewis. This tells the story of a community theater putting on a play...

Filipino American History Month at City Hall In 2009, U.S. Congress declared October as Filipino American History Month (FAHM). FAHM commemorates the anniversary of the first Filipinos recorded to arrive...

Since its release this past July, the family movie Minions: Rise of Gru has garnered overwhelming worldwide success. The movie is the fifth part of Illumination Entertainment’s Despicable Me series and...

Alongside the Matilda musical productions in the first two weeks of March, the Spring Visual Arts Show displayed students’ second-semester art projects in the DePaul Lobby. Featured artwork came from...

Can you imagine your name being tossed around the school hallways, plastered across Instagram and Snapchat stories, and cycling through people’s “Spotify friend activity”? Yeah, neither could I....

After almost two years of a pandemic that put most activities and gatherings on hold, the SHC community is returning to the production of live shows. Following the four-show performance of 1984 by the...

The above picture was taken by me this past summer, on a day spent avoiding the oppressive humidity outside. I sought out air conditioning refuge and art at the Met. Unfortunately, the costume institute...

Over the past year and a half, nearly everyone has picked up a pastime or found a new hobby! Many have embraced cooking and baking in a new way. While we are now moving away from sheltering in place, there’s...

The 2013 play adaptation of George Orwell’s famous novel, 1984, sparked controversy when it first hit the stage in London. Its brutal torture scenes and stage effects caused audience members to scream,...

Kat Biggar sits down with Mr. Morris and Grace Medecki about SHC's return to in-person theater after a year of rehearsals and productions over Zoom.

If you missed the 2021 Oscars ceremony this past Sunday, you’re not alone. Marking a record low, Award ratings dropped by almost 60 percent as the performance’s viewership decreased by nearly 10 million...

Movies and television shows have always provided people with entertainment and a way to escape their everyday lives by traveling to different worlds and realities. During quarantine, this has become even...