The Sentinel Sun

Walking into the gym on Clubs Day can be one of the most magical experiences – learning about all the wonderful clubs, meeting new people in different grades, and enjoying the Spartan Spirit – or the most overwhelming – the big crowd, the hundreds of options that you can’t choose between, and finding it impossible to stop by every single club. While you may be one or the other, if you find yourself overwhelmed on Clubs Day, especially since this year we had posters filling th

What happens when a generation raised on social media takes to the streets? The 2025 Gen Z revolution in Nepal isn’t just another political uprising—it’s a social earthquake that shook the entire nation. For generations , Nepal struggled under the weight of corruption, the dominance of high-ranking families, and youth unemployment . What began as frustration of a “social media ban” (which, in reality, was much deeper than that) erupted into a nationwide movement that rede

As the leaves begin to turn and we trade our shorts and t-shirts for sweaters and jeans;, fall is undoubtedly in the air. Fall means a lot of things, but for most teenage girls, it means opening Netflix and turning on their favorite 2000s comfort show. But here is where our debate begins: which show are you watching? While most inevitably reach for the warm glow and crisp orange leaves of Gilmore Girls , others—like me—prefer the fast-paced, drama-packed story of Gossip Girl

Googling “How to get into my dream college” yields a lot of information. But most of it isn’t actually helpful. Everyone regurgitates...

Recently, about 30 tenth-grade students in Sentinel’s French Immersion program took a fascinating trip to one of Canada’s most vibrant...