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The St. Marker: Volume 80, Issue 1
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Walk to Listen: Andrew Forsthoefel’s Journey across America
This was the question that persisted with Andrew Forsthoefel at the start of his adulthood. As the first Gray Colloquium speaker of the 2026-2027 year, Forsthoefel shared a story about how he traveled 4000 miles across America and how…
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6 Time Spaceman: Interview with a St. Mark’s Alumnus
As of this year, St. Mark’s has a long and impressive history of 161 years. 161 years of history, 161 cohorts of students, and 161 graduating classes of alumni. In high school, not a lot of students have an idea of what career they want…
Arts and Lifestyle
“Glow” Bright Like a Diamond: Neon Strikes Benson for Another Saturday Night
7:30, Saturday night. Doors open. Lights drop. A beat starts, and Benson loses its mind. For the next two hours, the dance floor belonged to anyone willing to glow.
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News
Walk to Listen: Andrew Forsthoefel’s Journey across America
This was the question that persisted with Andrew Forsthoefel at the start of his adulthood. As the first Gray Colloquium speaker of the 2026-2027 year, Forsthoefel shared a story about how he traveled 4000 miles across America and how…
News
6 Time Spaceman: Interview with a St. Mark’s Alumnus
As of this year, St. Mark’s has a long and impressive history of 161 years. 161 years of history, 161 cohorts of students, and 161 graduating classes of alumni. In high school, not a lot of students have an idea of what career they want…
Opinion
Phone Policy: Solution to Social Media Addiction or a Barrier in Student Life?
A buzz of excitement, along with the never-ending chattering, ran down the hallways on the first day of the new school year; along with that, though, something was missing: the constant checking of phones. An email was sent out before…
Opinion
4 Day Week Schedule: Is Cramming 21 Classes in 4 Days the Best Way to Manage a Short Week
When the students of St. Mark's checked their calendars, many were shocked by the upcoming second week of school. In big and bold letters, a daunting 6-class Monday sat on their laptop screens, the beginning of a four-day week packed…
Humans of St. Marks
Introducing New Teachers
This year, the St. Mark’s community welcomed new faculty members. With several weeks passed since Convocation, teachers were selected for an interview on how their time at St. Mark’s has been so far. Please greet them with a warm welcome!
Arts and Lifestyle
From Club Fair to Community Life Fair
What counts as student life at St. Mark’s School? In past years, the answer to this question would be “clubs”, but this year the answer was different. This year, our Club Fair has been replaced with a new name — Community Life Fair.…
Arts and Lifestyle
“Glow” Bright Like a Diamond: Neon Strikes Benson for Another Saturday Night
7:30, Saturday night. Doors open. Lights drop. A beat starts, and Benson loses its mind. For the next two hours, the dance floor belonged to anyone willing to glow.
Athletics
Absence of Preseason
For the first time in recent years, St. Mark’s varsity athletes did not return to campus early for preseason. Instead, the Peer Discussion Leaders and Dorm Prefects were the only students who came on August 27 to welcome the new…
Athletics
Can the Patriots Make it Back to the Big Game?
On Wednesday night, the New England Patriots marched into Lumen Field in Seattle with a point to prove. Just seven months ago, the Patriots’ storybook run to the Super Bowl ended in a heartbreaking 29-13 loss to the Seattle Seahawks.…
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