The St. Marker: Volume 80, Issue 2

News
G’Day St. Marks! Seven Australian Exchange Students and Their Experience at SM
From September 9th to October 2026, seven Australian exchange students arrived on the St. Mark’s campus, trading the sunny weather and familiar faces back home for New England fall weather, American school…
Filter This Issue
Showing all 11 articles.
No articles match these filters.
Try another section or search term.
Arts and Lifestyle
Family Weekend
At the time of writing this article, we are in the sixth week of school, and a lot has happened since the school year began. It has been interesting to observe the transformations students have undergone…
Arts and Lifestyle
First of Many: September Evening Chapel Welcomes New Faces
That night, the best seats belonged to people who’d just joined our community. Right under the lectern sat St. Mark’s new faculty, and, for that night, the whole school came to welcome them.
Arts and Lifestyle
A Unique St. Mark’s Tradition: Blessing of the Animals
From the outside, you may wonder why people’s beloved critters or furry companions roam the chapel with their student and teacher owners. This chapel service starts promptly at the beginning of the day,…
Arts and Lifestyle
St. Mark’s Welcomes New Dining Hall Service
This year, St. Mark’s welcomed a new dining hall service, Rebecca's Culinary Group. With high anticipation for a better dining experience than in previous years, Rebecca’s did not disappoint! The new dining…
Athletics
Team of the Month: Varsity Girls’ Volleyball
The girls' varsity volleyball team hits the ground running this fall, starting with two wins and two losses. Despite losing critical senior players, the team continues to compete with returners and rising…
Humans of St. Marks
Education Research in China and Stringclusive Program
This summer, I utilized the three St. Mark’s grants to fund two separate ventures. With the A.A. Jones International Studies Grant, I was able to travel to China to attend local high schools as a transfer…
Humans of St. Marks
Clubs on Campus: Highlights
This year, the St. Mark’s community embraced several new clubs alongside its existing options, offering a wonderful catalog for student sign-ups. Clubs provide spaces to share unique interests and develop…
News
G’Day St. Marks! Seven Australian Exchange Students and Their Experience at SM
From September 9th to October 2026, seven Australian exchange students arrived on the St. Mark’s campus, trading the sunny weather and familiar faces back home for New England fall weather, American school…
Opinion
Interview with Dr. Fish: Student Voice on Campus
Seven weeks into school, the complaints about the phone policy and the four-day schedule are still whirling around the school. While these policies have an anticipated impact on the community, unanticipated…
Humans of St. Marks
Beyond the Dining Hall: Charlotte Han ’27 Rethinks Food Through Fellowship
Discussions of food at St. Mark’s are nuanced, encompassing physical spaces and what appears on the plate. From the dining hall’s transition to horizontally arranged tables to the introduction of a new…
Humans of St. Marks
Affinity Group at St. Mark’s
“We should celebrate and explore all of [the identities represented at St. Mark’s School],” said Teni. An affinity group is a group organized around a shared identity or common living experiences — race,…
Write for The St. Marker
Report a story, take photographs, design pages, or make a video.
Join the staffSupport the paper
Contact the editors about advertising and support for the print edition.
Advertise or supportThe St. Marker is loading.








