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VOL. 41, NO. 1 - NOV. 2024 (2024-2025)

“2024 Mock Election” by Audrey Parman

In our first issue, we conducted our quadrennial schoolwide mock election, a continuation of tradition since 2000, and discussed current political affairs regarding the election in our cover story, “2024 Mock Election” written by Staff Writer Audrey Parman. We also deliberate the use and impact of art and film for propoganda. The issue features Stanton’s many speech and debate teams and politics in sports, as well as provides 4 perspectives on the political candidates under scrutiny in the November 2024 election.

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vol. 40, no. 3 - March 2024 (2023-2024)

“The Power of Music” by Lindsay Johnson

In our third issue of the 40th production year, we focus on music’s ever-present nature to allow people to feel attached to songs and to foster connections with others in our cover story, “The Power of Music” by Staff Writer Lindsay Johnson. We also cover Jacksonville’s concert scene. The issue features stories on Stanton musicians who share their work on social media, Stanton’s Fight Song, the lyrics of songs in different languages boosting in popularity, and other music related topics.

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vol. 40, no. 2 - January 2024 (2023-2024)

“Safety in our Schools” by Erica Truong

In our second issue, we focus on the recent policies installed in Duval County Public Schools to provide students with a sense of safety in our cover story, “Safety in our Schools” written by Staff Writer Erica Truong. We also cover the rise of street art in surrounding communities, along with an interview with Jacksonville artist David Nackashi. The issue also features stories on friendly sports competition, the Quiz Bowl teams, recent tensions rising in the Middle East, and the representation of natural hair throughout various cultures.

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vol. 39, no. 2 - december 2022 (2022-2023)

“The Food Issue” By Kendall Ford, Shravya Nalla, and Grace Larson

In our first special issue of the 39th production year, we focus on the myriad of issues related to food. Aptly titled “The Food Issue,” staff writers Kendall Ford, Shravya Nalla, and Grace Larson spotlight cultural food traditions, food inclusivity, and Jacksonville’s culinary identity. The issue also highlights Florida picnic essentials, restaurants owned by the families of Stanton’s students, the unique dietary habits of Stanton athletes, the intersection of food and art, and the search for the best boba tea in town.

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vol. 39, no. 1 - september 2022 (2022-2023)

“Inventing Reality” By Katya Sniriova

In this first issue of our 39th production year, staff writer Katya Sniriova spotlights the current trend among teenagers of embracing realities depicted and celebrated in media in the cover story “Inventing Reality.” Other stories in this issue highlight the importance of sports superstitions among Stanton athletes, the symbolism of the team uniform, the conversations surrounding women’s body hair, the increasing prevalence of representation for the disabled community in film and television, and how BeReal, the newest social media app, is revolutionizing how we connect.

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Vol. 38, no. 4 - April 2022 (2022-2023)

In the Eye of the Beholder” By Samyuktha Sridhar

In the cover story, “In the Eye of the Beholder,” staff writer Samyuktha Sridhar explores the evolution of beauty standards and how those standards have consequently altered the self-images of teenagers. The issue also features profiles of teachers and their artistic lives outside of Stanton, a photo essay on spots around Jacksonville where students like to socialize, and a story on how students try to remain determined and motivated after winning or losing a game.

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vol. 38, no. 3 - march 2022 (2022-2023)

“Defining Blue Devil” By AnaSofia Girardot

In the cover story "Defining Blue Devil," staff writer AnaSofia Girardot examines the characteristics that define a Stanton Blue Devil as well as the culture of the school and the challenges students face. The issue also highlights the personal spaces where students express their creativity, a Q&A with three of Stanton's talented musicians, the inclusion of music in the athlete's pregame rituals, as well as contributing writer columns on fast fashion, women's body autonomy, and the revitalization of Jacksonville.

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Vol. 38, No. 2 - December 2021 (2021-2022)

“Beyond W. 13th Street” By Zoey Larson

In our first ever photography issue, staff photographer Spurthi Nrusimhadevara and staff writer Zoey Larson examine the historic Jacksonville neighborhood of Durkeeville in the cover photo feature, "Beyond W. 13th Street." While Stanton College Preparatory School is situated in this community with a rich culture, many students still lack knowledge of its history.

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Vol. 38, No. 1 - November 2021 (2021-2022)

“In Search Of” By Mahima Kedlaya

In this first issue of our 38th production year, staff writer Mahima Kedlaya spotlights the rise in spirituality among teenagers in the cover story, "In Search Of."

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vol. 37, no.4 - april 2021 (2020-2021)

“Coping With Covid” By Tatum Register, Ty’Hana Aldridge, and Jennifer Zheng

Stanton College Preparatory School's award-winning newspaper, Devil's Advocate, is published by student journalists in Jacksonville, Fla. In this fourth issue, we present an anthology of the student experience in adapting to the challenges presented to the school as a result of the pandemic. Staff writers Tatum Register, Ty'Hana Aldridge, and Jennifer Zheng highlight the challenges faced by virtual students returning to on-campus instruction, the mental health challenges experienced by students and teachers, and the school district's plans for the upcoming fall semester.

vol. 37, no. 3 - January 2021 (2020- 2021)

“In a League of Their Own” By Jillian Williams

Stanton College Preparatory School's award-winning newspaper, Devil's Advocate, is published by student journalists in Jacksonville, Fla. In this third issue of our thirty-seventh production year, staff writer Jillian Williams enters the world of League of Legends and profiles Stanton’s esports team. Amidst the social distancing protocols faced by students, Stanton’s esports team continues to excel in the virtual gaming world.

vol. 37, no. 2 - november 2020 (2020-2021)

“Decision 2020” Stanton Mock Election

Stanton College Preparatory School's award-winning newspaper, Devil's Advocate, is published by student journalists in Jacksonville, Fla. In this second issue of our thirty-seventh production year, we focus on politics and reveal the results of our sixth quadrennial school-wide mock election.

vol. 37, no. 1 - october 2020 (2020-2021)

“Step One: Repost” By Jessica Malosh

In "Step One: Repost," the cover story for this first issue of our 37th production year, staff writer Jessica Malosh features the prevalence of student activism in the age of protest against social injustice. Since 1983, the award-winning newspaper, Devil's Advocate, has been published by student journalists at Stanton College Preparatory School in Jacksonville, Fla.

vol. 36, no. 4 - april 2020 (2019-2020)

“Leaving Duuuval” By Fabrizio Gowdy

In the cover story entitled "Leaving Duuuval," staff writer Fabrizio Gowdy features Stanton's Jacksonville residents and their mixed feelings about their city and its vitality. Since 1983, the award-winning newspaper, Devil's Advocate, has been published by student journalists at Stanton College Preparatory School in Jacksonville, Fla.

vol. 36, no. 3 - February 2020 (2019-2020)

“Drawing The Line” By Charlotte Rogers

In the cover story entitled "Drawing the Line," staff writer Charlotte Rogers explores new safety protocols implemented to protect students and faculty. Since 1983, the award-winning newspaper, Devil's Advocate, has been published by student journalists at Stanton College Preparatory School in Jacksonville, Fla.

vol. 36, no. 2 - December 2019 (2019-2020)

“My Body, My Canvas” By Brenna Dupries

In the cover story entitled "My Body, My Canvas," staff writer Brenna Dupries explores student expression through body art and modifications. Since 1983, the award-winning newspaper, Devil's Advocate, has been published by student journalists at Stanton College Preparatory School in Jacksonville, Fla.

Vol. 36, No. 1 - October 2019 (2019-2020)

“Tracing our Roots” By Janelle Tengco

In "Tracing Our Roots," the cover story for this first issue of our 36th production year, staff writer Janelle Tengco explores the African-American heritage of Stanton, one of Florida's oldest schools and now one of the most recognized college preparatory high schools in America.

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Issue 3 - January 2019 (2018-2019)

“Campus Affairs” by Katelyn Colley

In the midst of overwhelming schoolwork, students at Stanton must learn to balance personal relationships with the other struggles of their daily lives.

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Issue 2 - NOVEMBER 2018 (2018-2019)

“Stanton Pride” by Vaishnavi Suren

As LGBT students face struggles specific to their identities, Stanton’s students, faculty, and staff work to create a safe environment for its LGBT population.

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Issue 1 - SEPTEMBER 2018 (2018-2019)

“Unsung Heroes“ by Kennedy Cottle

Stanton’s 25 support staff members work hard to keep the school functioning everyday, but their efforts may not be recognized by the student body.

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Issue 4 - MAy 2018 (2017-2018)

“Movement of Voices” by Salma Drew

Recent gun violence in schools and other public spaces has sparked a national movement amongst students who seek to prevent further harm through activism.

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