Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Nepal and in a forceful act overthrew the former government. What began as anger over a ban on social media, quickly spread into one of the largest demonstrations...
For many Gen Z, the news that Claire’s is closing hundreds of stores across the U.S. sends waves of both nostalgia and sadness their way. It’s not just the loss of a store—it’s the end of an era.
Claire’s...
On Sept. 19, San Domenico High School hosted its annual club fair, bustling with nearly 50 clubs across a wide variety of categories, like community service, art, STEM and activism. Focused on community...
Walking through the hallways at San Domenico, you’re bound to hear someone mention AI, whether it’s about getting caught using AI in an essay or how real an AI-generated image may seem. In just months,...
Going to San Domenico, everyone has heard about the ROSE project. ROSE standing for Real Opportunities for Service in Education. At San Domenico, the ROSE Project is more than just a graduation requirement,...
On August 16th, 2024, the 294-day countdown began for San Domenico’s one-year students. With 42 weeks away from home and fully immersed in American culture, what moments, challenges, and accomplishments...
As the school year comes to an end, students are asked to choose which classes they want to take next year. Deciding what classes to take is a different process for each student, as all students have opinions...
A day to explore your future: spread your wings! This impactful slogan is the first thing viewers see when they enter the Marin Teen Girl conference’s website, an event dedicated to empowering young...
Jeans have been ripped, flared, patched and faded, but they’ve never gone out of style. From bell bottoms, to skinny jeans and now baggy denim, they’ve always been a fashion statement. What do changing...
Questions like “Do you want some ice cream?” or “ Why won’t you try some of my steak?” and comments like “You can’t eat it? That is so weird” or “You are the first person that has ever...
With over 10,000 properties reduced to rubble, 28 lives lost and more than 150,000 residents displaced as of now (equivalent to San Rafeal, San Anselmo and Fairfax residents times two), the Los Angeles...
From passing notes to sending snaps, San Domenico has changed in ways past students never saw coming. But does the heart of the school still beat the same?
Founded in 1850, San Domenico was established...
