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Sometimes, it seems like Tina Mai’s life runs at 2x speed. At 15, she became an internationally published poet when her poetry was...

Quick….close your eyes and think about summer. What pops into your mind? Visions of tropical beaches and aquarium blue water? Lying on...

Vanessa Liu, our beloved Margazine co-editor, the Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, and a Tartan tutor, is a senior this year at St. Margaret’s....

As some of you might have seen by the green and black K-Cycle boxes next to the trash cans in the Tartan Cafe, the SMES Environmental...

I was fourteen years old when I received my second degree black belt. It was a culmination of daily practices, grit, and countless hours...

The following is a review that St. Margaret's Junior Tina Mai wrote for an essay contest hosted by the New York Times. Of 4,000...

Yes, it’s the beginning of a 2022, and we all know what that means… New Year’s resolutions! Goal setting certainly can happen any time,...

We’ve all been there. The numbers on the clock have moved past midnight, the house is silent, and you have begun to invent new ways of...

To be honest, I’d be lying if I said there was a “secret ingredient” to overcoming procrastination. As Po from Kung Fu Panda says,...

If you’ve been on social media recently, you’ve likely seen a recent surge in people including their pronouns in their bio, outside of...

Even with many students returning to campus, Zoom has become an integral part of our daily lives. As the world is rapidly changing, the...

For the past 2 years, senior Nadia Farjami has been involved in running the Margazine and making it the greatest it could be! We are so...

Mrs. vW, a St. Margaret’s Librarian, teacher, advisor of The Margazine, and super cool person in general, has been working to go through...

On Wednesday night, St. Margaret’s hosted the annual Lower School Family STEAM Night to generate student interest in the fields of...

Payton was a talented basketball player, a supportive friend, a dedicated middle-school student, and a smiling face at St. Margaret’s....