Stephen Decatur's annual food drive, organized by the Student Government Association (SGA), came to an end on Nov. 16. After a full week of collecting and donating non-perishable items for Diakonia, over 2,000 pounds of food was raised! Each first period classroom worked hard to collect food, hoping to beat last year's donations.

As it approaches one month in theaters, “First Man” wows audiences nationwide with the story of astronaut Neil Armstrong, in a way it has never been seen before.  

For many military veterans, once they return home from serving, they are not praised as one would expect-they are homeless.

Have you ever wanted to feel weightless? Have you ever wanted to float? If you said yes, aerial yoga is for you. For those of you who are wondering, we tried it and we loved it! 

“Bohemian Rhapsody” hit theatres Nov. 6 in celebration of the legacy of 80’s rock band Queen, as well as its ‘controversial’ lead singer, Freddie Mercury, played by “Mr. Robot” star, Rami Malek. The highly-anticipated film traces the true story of Mercury’s rise to fame as well as of bandmates Brian May (Gwilym Lee) and Rodger Taylor (Ben Hardy). 

Stephen Decatur’s first blood drive of the 2018-2019 school year occurred on Friday, Nov. 9. Many students and faculty, including Principal Thomas Sites, donated blood during the drive. For every pint of blood given, three lives have the potential to be saved. The Key Club has been an adamant supporter of the Delmarva Blood Bank, allowing all blood donations to be given to them.

Seniors led the pack as champions over the other grades as well as the teachers.

You would not like them here or there, you would not like them anywhere. You would not like them, guests beware. We warned you, enter if you dare!

As the 2018 football season concludes, Decatur effortlessly defeated Snow Hill, scoring 61-0. Although the weather was not in their favor, Decatur persevered, scoring 34-0 at the end of the first quarter.

Decatur students got their Jukebox Jam on at the annual Smish Smosh event on Oct. 23. Theatre Production had their annual fundraiser with the theme Jukebox-Best of the 20th century. The different grades competed in two categories: talent and lip-sync battles.