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Jesuit Robotics: FTC Year End Recap

Neel Manne '25 - December 21, 2024

Drives/Projects

The Season of Giving: How the Jesuit Community Serves the Community

Ben Woodard '25, Managing Editor - December 18, 2024

Basketball

Jesuit Basketball – A Strong Start to the Season

Thomas Fino '25, Associate Editor - December 17, 2024

Mission/Immersion

A Love For Food – Jesuit Cultural Experiences

Max Sabogal '25 - December 17, 2024

Campus Ministry

The Immaculate Conception: An interview with Fr. Polce

Luke Nettune '26 - December 16, 2024

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Jesuit Robotics: FTC Year End Recap

Exploring the FTC 2024 Season: Into the Deep The 2024 First Tech Challenge (FTC) season has officially kicked off, bringing with it a thrilling new game titled Into the Deep,...

Neel Manne '25 -

The Season of Giving: How the Jesuit Community Serves the Community

On Sunday December 15, Jesuit Dallas hosted the annual Adopt a Family event where members in the community participated in mass, wrapping presents, and delivering presents. What is Adopt a...

Ben Woodard '25, Managing Editor -

Jesuit Basketball – A Strong Start to the Season

Jesuit Basketball will close out non-district play following the Diamondbacker Invitational in San Antonio. Through the start of their 2024-2025 season, the Rangers have found much success, claiming an...

Thomas Fino '25, Associate Editor -

A Love For Food – Jesuit Cultural Experiences

I have been on many Jesuit social immersion trips: Guatemala, Guadalajara, and China. Each of these trips was one of a lifetime, and some of the most memorable experiences...

Max Sabogal '25 -

The Immaculate Conception: An interview with Fr. Polce

As Catholics around the world know, December 8th is a holy day of obligation to honor the solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary.  The Catholic church...

Luke Nettune '26 -

Summer Service Encounter: Quispicanchi Peru

¡Mira Mira! The kids would say, holding out a piece of paper with their school assignment or a beautiful craft they had just made. Everywhere I turned, I would...

Luke Patterson '26 -