Mon Corps, Mon Choix!

Sarah Morra (12) | STAFF REPORTER

Imagine a young girl, a poverty entrenched woman, a victim of assault, who is now having all previous identity stripped from her just to be replaced with the title of “mother.” She is not allowed to carry out her desired, ideal future for the sole fact that someone else believes her reproductive cells will turn into a human being, when they are not yet one. That is now all that society sees for her, a future that is being foretold. It is one that has not occurred yet, but throughout history has been forced onto millions of women and girls.  read more

The 2025 Juno Awards

Kadia Zhou (9) | STAFF REPORTER

The Juno Awards, or the Junos, are awards presented by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences to recognize outstanding achievements in Canada’s music industry. The American equivalent are the Grammys. The Junos and the Canadian Screen Awards are considered to be one of the main annual Canadian entertainment award shows, with new members of the Canadian Hall of Fame making appearances as well. read more

Should Teachers Rely on AI for Everything?

Angela Xiao (9) | STAFF REPORTER

AI has increasingly become a crucial part of our lives, particularly in schools as it is used not only by students but by teachers, too. As AI continues to advance, we see teachers rely on it more frequently; however, teachers using AI to do everything from grading assignments to preparing lesson plans is simply unacceptable.  read more

A Relaxing Marathon! The Mindful Club Craftathon

Trevor Wu (11) | STAFF REPORTER

Looking for something to do after school, or just an opportunity to relax, get away from work? Look no further! From the group that brings therapy dogs to our school, the STR Mindful Club is back with another lively event! Whether you plan to run the full Craftathon, or maybe just the half Craftathon, make sure to show up in the library after school! The Mindful Club Craftathon is completely free, and will be held on Wednesday, March 26, from 2:40 to 4:00 pm. Plan to wind down with engaging activities such as colouring, slime making, origami, as well as sticker making! No pre registration or sign ups are required, so just bring yourself, and have fun. Don’t miss this chance to take a break and enjoy some time with your friends, and with that said, I hope you all make the most of it! 
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Do Guns Dictate Peace?

Emily Yang (10) | STAFF REPORTER

As the country with the highest rate of gun violence and deaths in the world, the United States is often torn between those wanting to implement stricter gun control measures and those who claim its ineffectiveness. This article aims to reflect upon the dilemma: are stricter gun control measures effective, and will they reduce violence in the United States?  read more

Are You Almost Done Writing?

Caitlyn KERR (9) | STAFF REPORTER

Writing holds a significant place in your heart, doesn’t it? If it does, you’ll be thrilled to know that the Creative Writing Club is hosting their highly-anticipated annual creative writing competition once again! Mark your calendars from the 5th of March until midnight on the 19th. Whether it’s a captivating short story or a soul wrenching poem, as long as you’re feeling joy from the process. Seize this golden chance to let your creativity soar freely! The designated theme that your composition should revolve around is the intriguing notion of “Almost.” This abstract concept can be interpreted in countless fascinating ways. If I were to craft a submission, I might explore the tale of an individual ardently pursuing their inspiration but finding themselves perpetually falling short. But, hey, remember not to pinch my concept, Rams!  read more

St. Rob’s Students Give Back: Sandwich-Making for a Cause

Timothy Wu (11) | Staff Reporter

On March 24th, students at St. Rob’s came together after school to make a difference – one sandwich at a time. The event, organized by the social justice and chaplaincy council, provided an opportunity for students to prepare sandwiches for local homeless shelters while fostering a sense of community and service. read more

JENNIE’s New Album ‘Ruby’

Kadia Zhou (9) | STAFF REPORTER

Global superstar, Jennie of BLACKPINK, released her first debut solo album on March 7, 2025, entitled Ruby after departing from YG Entertainment and Interscope Records in 2023. Jennie wrote and co-produced Ruby with a large range of collaborators, including Doechii, Dua Lipa, Kali Uchis, and more. The album revolves around Jennie’s relationships, influence and success, and explores music genres such as pop, hip-hop, and R&B. Ruby is supported by five singles, Mantra, Love Hangover, ExtraL, Like Jennie, and Handlebars, all successfully reaching high placements on the Billboard Global 200, Circle Digital Chart, Billboard Hot 100, and more.  read more