Kevin Babu '23, Managing Editor

After preparing tirelessly to score high, Jesuit students have finally finished the PSAT. With the COVID-19 situation, some things were handled differently than before the pandemic, with the protocols making sure that everyone stayed safe while taking the test. The Ray Dass prep materials were excellent study tools for the PSAT, helping students to do even better on the...

The golfer steadies himself as he readies to swing his club and hit the golf ball into the hole. The tense crowd watches as he patiently practices and readies for the final swing. As the ball swishes through the air, it finally reaches the green, swaying field, and the ball wades through the blades of grass as it finally...

The robot quickly plucks up the freight piece and pushes it to the warehouse, scoring for the team. As the time winds down, the robot continues these motions, efficiently scoring even more points. As the timer buzzed, the results are tallied, and the robot has secured a victory for the thrilled team. The FTC (First Tech Challenge) Robotics team recently...

In October, Jesuit's freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will be focusing on one thing: the PSAT. This test, a precursor to the real SAT, examines a student's academic readiness for college. This is important for juniors because they have the the chance to earn national merit scholarships for their test scores. To this effect, Jesuit has partnered with the Ray...

On Tuesday, May 18, Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas held its annual Sophomore Convocation. These are the 2021 Sophomore Convocation Awards. The sophomores came together to celebrate the wonderful achievements they made throughout the year. Academic/Extracurricular Awards Andrew Abraham Men’s Chorus   AJ Adams Chemistry Spanish 3   Nick Archer Community Service Leadership   Kevin Babu AP World History   Nick Barber Spanish 3 Ceramics Throwing   Bennett Barron Stage and Film Writing Drama Club   Griffen Bass Mandarin 2   Ryan Beaudoin Music Appreciation 2 Honors...

Exploring classical Roman architecture, visiting the capital of the country, and walking across the famous Machu Picchu. All these trips are possible through Jesuit Dallas' global outreach program. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, the trips for this year have been greatly affected. Types of Trips There are three general types of trips: Academic Immersion, Social Justice Immersion, and Cultural Immersion. These trips...

A panel of judges curiously observes the inner makings of a robot, reviewing the 3d models of the parts and the physical implementation of those simulated models. This was the FIRST Robotics Competition, where judges reviewed these robots. Date This period of judges watching and taking notes on the robots occurred on Saturday 6th, a week before Spring Break started. However,...

High school students earning college credit while in high school. Sounds impossible, but this is exactly what happens with the brand new Dual Credit program. Saint Louis University Partnering with Saint Louis University in Missouri, the 1818 Program (which named after the year SLU was established) gives high school students the chance to earn college credit. By enrolling in certain courses,...