As personal cell phones become more ingrained in modern society and children receive them younger, there is a growing concern about persistent cell phone usage and its effect on socialization and brain...
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...
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...
Last year, the rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence created momentous uncertainty among educators nationwide. In response, San Domenico staff developed a structured color-coding system to clarify...
For the past week, my family’s been slowly moving out of our house. It’s a very full-circle moment actually, since I moved into that house a few weeks after I started at San Domenico and we’re moving...
“What does Earth Day mean to you?” asked Shelly Flint, the director of sustainability at San Domenico, to an audience of hundreds of students, as they joined her in celebrating Earth Day on our...
The 2023-2024 season marks a significant milestone for our school's athletics program. For the first time ever, every winter sports team has secured a spot in the playoffs. This accomplishment speaks volumes...
Today, young girls are invading Sephora, strutting in with their mother’s credit card clutched in their manicured palm, and walking out with hundreds of dollars worth of viral Drunk Elephant skincare....
Merritt Sellers, Head Illustrator/Social Media Manager/Reporter
• February 12, 2024
San Domenico is an old school. 1850 was a long long time ago. You can see the age when you walk around the lobby of the Hall of the Arts and take in the black and white images of former campuses. But what...
