Jose Rivera '16

Tabor Jones '16, Jose Rivera '16, Will Naquin '17, and Reid Hatzmann '18 shared the following reflections with the Jesuit Community on the October 16 Friday prayer service that was led by the Jesuit Dallas pilgrims to Philadelphia for Pope Francis's visit to the United States. Evan Jackson '17 and Nicolas Elizondo ‘18 also made the pilgrimage with two members of our faculty,...

Just about everyone has heard of Pyotr Tchaikovsky and the music of his famous ballets, The Nutcracker and Swan Lake, but Jesuit’s very own Max von Schlehenried is on his way to such calibers of ballet with his new work: Ghosts, which premiered August 14, 2015. As a graduate of Saint Louis University, von Schlehenried majored in biology and music,...

Whenever a Jesuit student thinks of red hair and biology, only the famous Mrs. Jones could come to mind. Teaching biology throughout her many years at Jesuit, she is known to most students as the guiding light of medical society, an outstanding biology teacher, or the lady who will convince other students to buy medical supplies for the annual...

Winning the gold medal in an Olympic event seems like an almost impossible task, but with Jesuit's current varsity swimmers, this school could possibly hold the Michael Phelps of the 2020 Olympics. At the Texas Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Assocation (TISCA) swim meet, Nolan Daniels '16, Brendan Feehery '15, Aiden Quinn '15, and Jack Ayers '17 competed in the 200 freestyle relay and the 400 freestyle relay with...

  Vroom! A mass of screaming and cheering erupts as a 150-mile per hour speeding bullet crosses the black and white chessboard. The Texas Motor Speedway (TMS) seats over 190,000 enthusiastic and loyal fans who passionately cheer for their race car to win. However, on October 18, the hustle and bustle of racing paused for the annual Walk Now for Autism...