Last year, 771,480 people were homeless in the United States, an unprecedented and record-high level. It stands as an ironic contradiction that in the U.S. — the wealthiest nation in the world — homelessness grew by 18.1% in 2024, one of the highest...
Snapchat is like a playground. Just as sharing monkey bars and swings provide the perfect tools to form new friendships, snap scores and streaks create the same type of setting — only now, the connections can be as fleeting and hasty as the messages...
The American people have spoken. In a choice between a party of political correctness and identity politics and a party that strays so far from these values, America sided with the latter. But 75 million people did not propel President-elect Donald...
The scent of freshly baked empanadas, the sound of the lively Lotteria games, and the sight of students and families gathered in conversation. On Friday, January 31st, LASO hosted its third annual potluck, a vibrant celebration of culture and community....
The air in the Superior Court of San Diego County’s courtroom thickened with anticipation on Thursday, February 6th, at 5:37 PM. The jury entered — suits rustled and claps boomed as all rose to greet the reverent Judge Theodore M. Weathers —...
Fresh beignets covered in powdered sugar, jeopardy about African American history, authentic Louisiana Creole gumbo, an interactive calendar highlighting historical figures, and homemade cookies from a local Black female business owner. If many of the...
Picture this. You’re sitting at breakfast on March 2nd, 2025, scrolling through your phone, as headlines about the Oscar winners from the night before pop up on your screen. That won Best Picture? What movie even is that? Unless you're a film critic,...
The chaos of the cumulative week finally passed. Phew. Bishop’s students can now breathe easy, ready to trade late-night cramming sessions for sunny beaches, snowy slopes, and everything in between after the stress and challenges. Tropical beaches....
When the citizens of the world scramble to make their long list of New Year’s resolutions, dictionaries all around the world are scrambling to compare and contrast the most prevalent words to crown it the ultimate prize— the “word of the year.”...
On Friday, January 24th, the Bishop’s student section was flooded with white tutus, pom poms, and headbands, setting the competitive tone for the Bishop’s Boys Basketball game against longtime rivals: Francis Parker. Co-Captain, Jacob Tsai (‘25),...
The Bishop’s Girls’ Varsity Water Polo match against La Jolla high was more than just a game — it was a heartfelt celebration of the seniors Sydney Hagan, Kylie Nordan, and Madeline “Maddy” Lane who dedicated four years to the program. These...
When the majority of Bishopians were cruising through ski slopes and relaxing in tropical weather during winter break, the Girls’ Varsity Basketball team stayed local. “We are in the gym working hard to prepare for CIF DII champions,” said...
As winter rolls around and holiday cheer fills the air, I among many other people look forward to the Starbucks Holiday menu, featuring new drinks and, of course, all of the returning fan-favorites. As soon as these drinks are released, the store is filled...
San Diego has grown to be quite the food hub over the past few years — restaurants continue to get creative with their dishes, there’s an abundance of new spots in Kearney Mesa, and quick takeout places keep popping up. So for this second-to-last...
It’s finally here. The moment none of us have been waiting for — the last edition of Syd’s Suggestions. Over these past two years, together, we’ve discovered the best food in just about every category, right here, in sunny San Diego. Tacos, croissants,...
Dumplings are arguably one of the food groups that people all across the globe associate the most with Chinese cuisine. Enjoy these recommendations for when your next dumpling craving rushes over, but you don’t have time to wait three hours outside...
