Charlie Meyers

Charlie Meyers, Senior Managing Editor

Charlie Meyers (she/her) is a Junior at CHS this year and is one of two Senior Managing Editors on the Globe staff. She has been on staff for three years now and initially joined the Globe because of her passion for journalism and interest to get involved in her school. Outside of Globe, Charlie is also a part of Speech and Debate, STUCO, MYAC, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, and is Junior Class President.

Tick Tock on TikTok?

JiaLi Deck, Kipp Vitsky, and Charlie Meyers
May 12, 2023

75 Years Post Shelly vs. Kraemer

Charlie Meyers, Senior Managing Editor
May 2, 2023

Missouri Dress Code Changes

Charlie Meyers and Ivy Slen
March 9, 2023

Pinching Pennies: Staff Ed

Isabella Bamnolker and Charlie Meyers
February 3, 2023

The Nuclear Neighborhood

Charlie Meyers , Senior Managing Editor
February 3, 2023

Attention on Retention

Alex Cohen and Charlie Meyers
November 4, 2022

Post Roe: Abortion in STL

Charlie Meyers, Alex Cohen, Lily Kleinhenz, Ana Mitreva, Ivy Reed, Ruby Nadin, and Ivy Slen
October 18, 2022

Brian Parish

Charlie Meyers, Senior Managing Editor
September 1, 2022

The Death of Nuance

Alex Cohen, Charlie Meyers, Ivy Slen, Lily Kleinhenz, JiaLi Deck, Alex Slen, Ella Cuneo, Victoria Fan, Ana Mitreva, Isabella Bamnolker, Sonali Dayal, Seraphina Corbo, Caleb Park, and Sophia Lu
May 16, 2022

Nuance at CHS

Charlie Meyers, Senior Managing Editor
May 16, 2022

Finding the Foundry

Charlie Meyers, Senior Managing Editor
April 21, 2022

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Part 2: The Untold History of St. Louis Monuments

Charlie Meyers, Senior Managing Editor
January 28, 2022

Part 1: The History of Monuments of St. Louis

Charlie Meyers, Senior Managing Editor
November 30, 2021

The Schlafly Art Outside Festival

Charlie Meyers, Senior Managing Editor
October 4, 2021

The Novel Neighbor: A Bookstore for the Community

Ella Cuneo, Ivy Slen, Charlie Meyers, and Avie Mallon
September 24, 2021

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