Our staff is always willing to discuss The Roundup’s coverage of the Jesuit community.

Story ideas predominantly are generated by The Roundup editors, staff reporters, and moderators. Tips and story suggestions are always welcome from members of the Jesuit community who may use this form to suggest a story idea.

Groups should pass along pertinent information to The Roundup Staff at least one week before a planned event, but we invite our readers to voice their thoughts on the scope and type of The Roundup’s coverage by contacting any of the editors, staff reporters, or moderators directly.

2020 First Class Rating

“Congratulations on finishing a truly history defining school year. I can’t imagine what it was like for you in Texas trying to be teenagers, students, and journalists during this insane time. But, on the bright side, your staff did a pretty excellent job throughout the school year covering the stories that were important to your readers and finding ways to tell them in an interesting way. That being said, I’d like to also congratulate your staff on sticking with your publication and hunkering down to produce content during the pandemic. It’s not easy to continue working when your world has been turned upside down, but your staff did it.”

2019 First Class Rating

“It is great that you allow all students to submit opinion columns and allow all student voices to be expressed…The site is clean and well designed…It is responsive and quick to load…Superb work of video highlights…The world needs good truth seeking storytellers and The Roundup staff should be very proud of what you have built or are a part of producing…Keep up the great work!”

2017-2018 First Class Rating

“Kudos, Roundup staff on your news site! You’ve put together an outstanding publication…You are doing such outstanding work reaching out to your readership and including them. You are an advocate for your school community and really serve as a leader. Advocate change where you see it needs to happen and commend others in your school and community for the good they do.”

2016 First Class Rating

“…an absolutely outstanding publication. I commemorate your efforts at establishing and maintaining such a professional, well-developed and updated website. You should be very proud of your work on this!”

2019 Best Website – Finalist

“The Roundup has a very user-friendly design for desktop and mobile. Their navigation is easy to follow and very well organized. They have a good variety of stories and keep a good flow of volume. Judges appreciated their approach to story packages for digital readers by including multimedia throughout stories.”
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2017 Best Website – Silver Finalist

2018 Best Website – Silver Finalist

2017 Best Website – Silver Finalist

2016 Best Series – Finalist

• “Tribute to the Fallen – September 11th Series” by Alex Motter ’16

2015 Best Review – Winner

• “Flying Lotus explores the mysteries of death, and beyond, on You’re Dead!” by Jon Birondo ’15

2015 Best News Reporting – Finalist

• “Earsing Completes Ice Bucket Challenge, Inspired by Father Fitzgerald, S.J.” by Michael Lanham ’15

2015 Best Website – Silver Finalist

2014 Best Video – Winner

• “Durham Interviews Singer-Songwriter Andrew Corey” by Pierce Durham ’14 and edited by Aaron Stonecipher ’14

2014 Best Editorial – Finalist

• “Why We Need More Ads Like Coca-Cola’s” by Joshua Cobler ’16

2014 Best Website – Finalist

2013 Photographer of the Year – Jack White ’13

• Best News Photo – Winner

• Best Sports Photo – Winner

• Best Photo Portfolio – Winner

• Photography Sweepstakes – Winner

2013 Most Valuable Staffer – Honorable Mention

• Andrew Frank ’13

2013 Best Website – Honorable Mention

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