Enjoy the final Weekly Knightly News of the year, produced and hosted by next year's staff. Have a great summer SHS!

As Stamford High prepares to roll out a brand new schedule next year, students are sounding the alarm loudly. The upcoming change, which replaces the traditional A-Day/B-Day system with a more rigid block-style structure, is being advertised as a step forward. But when the students, the people most affected,...

When you think about postcards, the images that come to mind are usually important landmarks or beautiful scenery. And while I doubt many would consider Stamford High to be either, it somehow wound up as the cover image on some very old postcards. The postcards are available at hippostcard.com, with...

Enjoy this week's edition of Weekly Knightly News, hosted by Camryn Laichtman (possibly for the last time!) and produced by Round Table staff.

On May 9, Sleep Token released their fourth album, Even in Arcadia. Sleep Token is an English rock band formed in 2016, and is unique in the fact that all of the members wear masks and cloaks, and do not reveal their identities. The lead singer is called “Vessel” and the other members are II, III,...

Enjoy this edition of the Weekly Knightly News, hosted by Olivia Murray and Daniella Campos.

Looking for the perfect playlist to listen to on a long rainy drive? Men I Trust's new album Equus Caballus was released on May, 9th, 2025. It is the perfect mix of light jazz and bedroom pop instrumentals that create the perfect background sounds for a foggy rainy day. Excited fans welcomed the new...

There are still many spots available for the blood drive that is coming up this Monday! To make an appointment, you can either scan the QR code attached to the flyer or go to redcrossblood.org. Free snacks will be provided after blood is donated. Come well hydrated, and we hope to see you there!

Enjoy this junior-run edition of the Weekly Knightly News! Hosted, produced, and edited by Tommy Scanlon and Joaquin Field.

A new schedule change at Stamford’s three public high schools has caused controversy and backlash from students, parents, teachers and even members of the Board of Education. The “flexible semester schedule” will be introduced at Stamford High School, Westhill High School, and the Academy of Information...