Mold in science classroom sparks student concern
Issues with the ventilation caused mold to attack ceiling tiles, pictures, and flags throughout room 307.
Perspective: A balancing act of stress and success
Students cope with stress over academics and extracurriculars in Strath Haven’s competitive environment.
Recent reports warn new, deadly virus
Bird flu has been creeping its way into populations step by step.
Off or On?
Phone policies for schools are attracting scrutiny. We turned our minds to the screens to learn more about Haven’s approach.
Mpox: facts vs. frights
With social media spreading misinformation on the recently relevant disease, it is important to know the facts
Robotics team pushes for new members
With hopes of excelling in future competitions, the robotics team is focused on building membership.
How do phones affect the teenage brain?
Research suggests that excessive phone use affects brain chemistry and cognitive functioning in teens, backing recent policies and campaigns like “Screens Off, Minds On.”
Bird flu: Covid reimagined?
Bird flu human transmission poses lethal threats.
A new reason for missing school: mental health
In a first reading of the attendance policy, the Policy Committee has revised the policy to include “Social-Emotional Wellness Days” as an option for excused absences.
Science Olympiad team goes to states for first time in eight years
The high school division won up to seventh place in numerous events.
Stress management apps support student mental health
The recent increase in the popularity of stress management apps has created resources for users to choose from.
THE WALL: Alumnus Dr. Catherine Crouch carries love of physics forward
As a professor at Swarthmore College, she learns from her students and champions diversity in STEM.
