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Small but Mighty: Stevenson Journalism Staff Wins 27 Awards in First Year Under New Adviser
Small but Mighty: Stevenson Journalism Staff Wins 27 Awards in First Year Under New Adviser
The school store offers a variety of apparel at an affordable price point for students and community members.
Stevenson’s Student-Run Store Earns National DECA Gold Certification
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
Girls Varsity Soccer Team Wins MAC Championship White
Girls Varsity Soccer Team Wins MAC Championship White
Addie Ertman '27 on the field.
Lifelong Softball Career Lands Addie Ertman on Varsity Early
David Johnson '25 (#10) stands with his teammates before taking the field, soaking in one of his final moments as a Titan.
More Than a Game: David Johnson Bids Farewell to Titan Athletics
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
The Detroit Pistons defeated the Washington Wizards 100-91 on November 16th, 2006 at the Palace of Auburn Hills, in Auburn Hills, Michigan. Copyright Free Photo updated on May 13, with permission || Flickr
Pistons’ Historic Turnaround: From 14 Wins Last Season to Playoff Contenders Led by Cade Cunningham
A Year of Dedication and Achievement
A Year of Dedication and Achievement
Graphic by Andrei Kolynuk '25
Placing Bets in the Classroom
Graphic by Stephanie Gabriel '25
The Summer Slide
By Michael Johnson '25
Rewriting the Rulebook
The first week of schools seniors met on the football field to create a '25, marking the senior year. Many students didn't realize how fast time would fly by.
Stevenson Seniors Reflect on Their Final Year and What Comes Next
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Top 10 Prom Movie Scenes
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Lilo and Stitch is a Blast
Steve faces off against a Creeper in a tense moment from the Minecraft movie, which brings the pixelated world of the game to life with surprising heart and humor.
A Minecraft Movie Falls Short Despite Pixelated Potential
As Michigan warms up follow The Vanguard's map for some of the best sweet treats in town.
The Ultimate Summer Ice Cream Trail
Album Cover from Amazon.
Drake’s New Album Hits No. 1 Amid Super Bowl Drama and Controversy
Graphic by Christiana Saroki '26
It’s Time to Reevaluate Our AP Testing Policies 
Illustration by Taylor Curran '27
The Lingering Harm of Toxic Masculinity
Working on Confidence
Working on Confidence
Starting Out Lost and Ending up Found
Starting Out Lost and Ending up Found
My Journey of Growth
My Journey of Growth
he skyline view of prom shows one of the final moments these seniors will share all together as a group.
Prom Brings Celebration for Graduating Seniors
If only pictures had sound. Aliyah Gorski '26 took the stage as the beloved mermaid Ariel and sang her show stopping solo “Part of your world”, a pivotal moment in both the show and the development of our dear main character.
Making a Splash, Troupe 33 Preforms “The Little Mermaid”
As Michigan warms up follow The Vanguard's map for some of the best sweet treats in town.
The Ultimate Summer Ice Cream Trail
Ace on the mound | Wyatt Pulliam delivers heat during Tuesday’s game, striking out a career-high seven batters and allowing just one hit in six innings.
Titans Pick up Straight Win against Eisenhower
The hustle doesn’t stop | Despite the sixth straight loss, Stevenson’s energy stayed high through all seven innings. Titans look ahead to their next home matchup, determined to bounce back after another close call.
A Close Run as Stevenson Softball Pushes On
Titan Twist: June Word Mix
Titan Twist: June Word Mix
Titan Twist: May Word Mix
Titan Twist: May Word Mix
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Prom Brings Celebration for Graduating Seniors

Nathan Naman ’26, Editor in Chief • June 5, 2025
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Nathan Naman '26
Starring out for Prom Night, educators Casie Parlardg, Kristina Robinson, Kelli McCloud, Rachel Williams and Scott Suminski all pose to say goodbye to the seniors.
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If only pictures had sound. Aliyah Gorski '26 took the stage as the beloved mermaid Ariel and sang her show stopping solo “Part of your world”, a pivotal moment in both the show and the development of our dear main character.
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As Michigan warms up follow The Vanguard's map for some of the best sweet treats in town.
The Ultimate Summer Ice Cream Trail
Ace on the mound | Wyatt Pulliam delivers heat during Tuesday’s game, striking out a career-high seven batters and allowing just one hit in six innings.
Titans Pick up Straight Win against Eisenhower
The hustle doesn’t stop | Despite the sixth straight loss, Stevenson’s energy stayed high through all seven innings. Titans look ahead to their next home matchup, determined to bounce back after another close call.
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