Are SPA planners really worth it?
Tana Ososki, Interactive Storytelling Team
December 13, 2018
Filed under OPINION
With the availability of assignments on Veracross or other electronic planning tools, do students need printed planners anymore?
Girls basketball defeats Johnson in home opener
Lynn Reynolds, RubicOnline Editor
December 4, 2018
Filed under SPORTS, WINTER SPORTS
Girls Varsity Basketball beats St. Paul Johnson 50-17, earning their first home win of the season.
STAFF EDITORIAL: Curb complaints and appreciate SPA’s merits
The Rubicon Staff, Editorial
December 12, 2017
Filed under EDITORIAL, OPINION
SPA is always looking to improve itself, but sometimes its best to recognize all the reasons SPA is great.
Hugh K. Schilling Center Groundbreaking
Noah Raaum, Videographer
September 27, 2017
Filed under VIDEOS
The ceremonial groundbreaking of the Hugh K. Schilling Math and Science Center took place Sept. 25.
Arden Fest performers spotlight scenes from As You Like It
Sharee Roman, Staff Writer
March 9, 2017
Filed under NEWS, TOP STORIES
The best of the 9th grade scenes performed in the Huss Center on Mar. 8.
Debaters prep for home tournament for national qualification
Sophie Jaro, The Rubicon Chief Visual Editor
December 9, 2016
Filed under NEWS
Debaters from SPA aim to qualify for the national tournament in Birmingham, Alabama after competing in their home tournament.
Speech introductions set the stage for senior speakers
Boraan Abdulkarim, Editor in Chief
January 15, 2016
Filed under FEATURE
Senior Speeches resume today.
Wolfpack wins football game at Blake against St. Paul Johnson Governors
Amodhya Samarakoon, Health Editor
August 31, 2015
Filed under SPORTS, TOP STORIES
The SMB (St. Paul Academy and Summit School, Mounds Park Academy, and Blake School) football team - the Wolfpack - wins their Friday night game against St. Paul Johnson's the Governors 35 - 0.
Sparta Award winners express appreciation for sports
Emily Thissen, News Editor
June 2, 2015
Filed under SPORTS
Students at St.Paul Academy and Summit School that received athletic awards reflect on their athletic experiences.
Ignorance and indifference to socioeconomic diversity persists
March 17, 2015
Filed under EDITORIAL, OPINION
Fifty Shades of Grey topped box offices in its opening weekend: but how would this novel turned film have performed if its protagonist, Christian Grey, wasn't a billionaire? Wealth colors how actions are perceived and what access is granted, yet it is frequently absent from student conversation at St. P...
From the construction zone: A sneak peek of the new Huss Center of Performing Arts
Boraan Abdulkarim, Chief Visual Editor
November 26, 2014
Filed under NEWS, TOP STORIES
The Rubicon reporters Boraan Abdulkarim and Diane Huang were given a tour of the progress made in the construction zone of the new Huss Center for Performing Arts by Construction Superintendent Tim Mahanna on Nov. 17.
