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Stevenson Limits Bathroom Access After Vandalism Incident
Stevenson Limits Bathroom Access After Vandalism Incident
Making a Splash: Theater Troupe 33 Dives ‘Under the Sea’ with The Little Mermaid 
Making a Splash: Theater Troupe 33 Dives ‘Under the Sea’ with The Little Mermaid 
Gardening Club works to beautify campus and promote sustainability
Gardening Club works to beautify campus and promote sustainability
Former President Donald Trump speaks to supporters on the campaign trail ahead of his return to office on January 20. Photo marked for reuse from the NSPA election photo exchange.
Donald Trump Begins Second Term After Election
Building Confidence, Connection, and Leadership
Building Confidence, Connection, and Leadership
In a celebratory high five and hip bump the teamwork is seen both on and off the court. On Wednesday, Mar 5, 2025, the Sterling Heights Stevenson Varsity Girls Basketball team lost their MHSAA Division 1, District 31 at Utica Ford game against Utica Ford High School by a score of 23-78.
More Than a Game: How Team Bonding Fuels Stevenson Girls’ Basketball
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Pistons’ Historic Turnaround: From 14 Wins Last Season to Playoff Contenders Led by Cade Cunningham
With only three returning members the Varsity team took third at nationals.
Ford United Dancers Claim Silver at Nationals, Continue Winning Streak
Senior Hannah Tamu '25 celebrates her record tie with her coach and parents after the game.
Tamou Ties School Scoring Record in Historic 33-Point Performance
Striking Up Friendships | Madden Preston ‘27 finds bowling to be a great way to connect with new people while pursuing his passion for the sport.
Bowling Brings Students Together On and Off the Lanes
Graphic by Jason Pelkey '28
Senioritis Strikes as High Schoolers Battle Burnout Before Graduation
Students join together in the cafeteria to add their handprint to the senior wall. "It's a really nice event and helps the seniors at Stevenson connect and get closer to each other. It's a fun way to leave kind of a legacy at the school for all of us," Angelo Saleh '25 said.
Leaving Their Mark
Is High School Dating Worthwhile
Is High School Dating Worthwhile
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Explore Black History in Detroit This February
Graphic by Michael Johnson '25
Teachers and Students Navigate Icy Roads and Winter Risks
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Drake’s New Album Hits No. 1 Amid Super Bowl Drama and Controversy
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The Weeknd Closes After Hours Trilogy with Hurry Up Tomorrow, but Is It Too Familiar?
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Brave New World Strays from Marvel Roots, Leaving Fans Split
Photo illustration by Evangeline Werden '27
Fruit Candy Reigns Supreme: Why It’s the Perfect Valentine’s Day Treat
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Mitski’s ‘The Land is Inhospitable’ Explores the Complexities of Love
Photo Illustration by Jade Brinson '25
Black History Month Deserves More at Stevenson
Illustration by Nathan Naman '25
Elon Musk’s Silent Coup: How One Billionaire is Reshaping American Politics
Graphic by Jade Brinson '25
Why Roblox Outshines Minecraft for Gamers Like Me
Classroom disruptions are becoming more common, making it harder for teachers to teach and students to learn. A shift toward empathy and respect could help restore focus.
Disruptions Are on the Rise
Graphic Credit: Jade Brinson '25
Why Vinyl Records Deserve a Revival in a Digital World
Lost in the melody, Leah Santos, 11 skillfully plays the French horn, showing her passion. "Playing an instrument isn’t much of a hassle given my experience from many years ago, and it’s a really enjoyable distraction," Santos said.
Band Together as Musicians Hit the Right Notes in Practice
Brushing up on their artistic skills, Tyler Harrison '26 and Tanner Granlund '26 embrace the freedom to create. "There’s a lot of projects that give you creative freedom to do what you would like with a piece of art," Granlund said.
Shaping Creativity as Students Sculpt a Vision in Stone and Clay
Graphic by: Ebunoluwa Festus '25
Valentine’s Day Plans Are Heartfelt and Full of Class
Graphic Illustration by Ebunoluwa Festus '25
If TikTok Tumbles
As students discuss leadership and community impact with district officials, Stevenson’s jazz musicians set the rhythm for a morning filled with collaboration and inspiration.
Striking the Right Chord
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Titan Twist: March Word Mix
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Jazz Band Sets the Tone for Board of Education Breakfast
Sophia Kimball ’25, Staff Writer • December 12, 2024
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The smooth, airy notes of the flutes add a touch of elegance to Stevenson’s jazz band performance, setting a festive mood for the Board of Education Breakfast.
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Lost in the melody, Leah Santos, 11 skillfully plays the French horn, showing her passion. "Playing an instrument isn’t much of a hassle given my experience from many years ago, and it’s a really enjoyable distraction," Santos said.
Band Together as Musicians Hit the Right Notes in Practice
Brushing up on their artistic skills, Tyler Harrison '26 and Tanner Granlund '26 embrace the freedom to create. "There’s a lot of projects that give you creative freedom to do what you would like with a piece of art," Granlund said.
Shaping Creativity as Students Sculpt a Vision in Stone and Clay
Graphic by: Ebunoluwa Festus '25
Valentine’s Day Plans Are Heartfelt and Full of Class
Graphic Illustration by Ebunoluwa Festus '25
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Diving into small engine repair, Landon Lawrence ’25 and Seth Baird ’25 work to troubleshooting and fine tune. The skills learned in this class will extend beyond the classroom.
Turning Wrenches and Gaining Skills: Auto Shop Students Tackle Small Engine Repair
As Ryan Sherman '27 works to improve his writing. He revises a paragraph he has previously written.
Bridging the Gap: Students Build Stronger Transitions in Their Writing
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