The Stuyvesant Spectator
Reem Khalifa is an active and dedicated student leader currently serving as the Luna Days of Service Organizer for Hack Club and holding multiple roles at Everytown for Gun Safety, including NYC Chapter President and National Organizing Board member. As NYC Regional Director for High School Democrats of America, Reem leads initiatives to engage peers in the political process. Reem has also participated as a Mobile App Development Scholar with Kode With Klossy and contributed as a photographer for The Stuyvesant Spectator. Tutoring in SHSAT and Algebra 1 has been a significant part of Reem's experience, alongside internships at Riley's Way Foundation and The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. Reem is currently pursuing a high school diploma from Stuyvesant High School while having previously participated in the High School Law Institute at New York University School of Law.
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The Stuyvesant Spectator
The Spectator, founded in 1915, is the official Stuyvesant High School newspaper, a bi-weekly publication that is run completely by Stuyvesant students. It is independent of any other organization, such as the Student Union or school administration and it receives no funding. All printings are paid for by subscriptions and advertisements. The Spectator, as “The Pulse of the Student Body,” is a forum for student expression. It is accessible to all parties and is available at no cost. The newspaper staff is composed of 12 departments, six writing and six non-writing. Each member of the newspaper staff, consisting of over 250 students, works for one or two of the 12 departments. The writing departments include News, Features, Opinions & Editorials, Arts & Entertainment, Sports and Web Content. The non-writing departments include Photography, Art, Layout, Copy, Business and Web Development. Editors are considered staff members of every department.