Zachary Ingham '26, Editor-in-Chief

For a decade and a half now, The Roundup has brought you only the finest online media. Far have we come from the days of a bi-annual physically printed newspaper! The Jesuit school newspaper is well and truly "with it." But this journey of ours has been a marathon,...

It's tradition for the editor-in-chief to write a farewell article at the end of his four years at Jesuit. It's always a bittersweet moment. An end to one of the most formative chapters in his life. And now it's my turn. The time has come to say goodbye. But...

China in recent years has embarked on a breakneck modernization of its military, and they aren't hiding the ball about it. They parade their new systems every year on Tiananmen Square. Their newly-commissioned carrier Fujian is the first non-American supercarrier in history. Another is under construction, featuring a nuclear...

For 84 years, The Roundup had been the voice of the student body at Jesuit. And with such a storied history, this paper needs a capable set of leaders. For this paper to function, it needs both logistical and visionary talent at the helm. I am very happy to...

Image Credit: Sebastian Suwanda Coming soon, on Monday the 13th of April, is the greatest sporting event of the century. A showdown of cosmic proportions between titans of athleticism and intellect. It is, in essence, a battle of the gods. I am referring, of course, to the Expository Bowl, the...

Image Credit: Jesuit Dallas Website In a disheartening bit of news for all Jesuit students and current seniors in particular, Jesuit has announced the postponement of the opening ceremony for the front-of-school renovations that have been ongoing for almost 3 years now. The extensive renovations to Jesuit's Inwood-facing side represent one...

It's not controversial to say that conservatism has undergone a massive shift in recent years. In 2016, most Republican candidates refused to condemn the Iraq War. Now, Republicans use "neocon" as a slur. The spearhead of this change was, of course Donald Trump. But one particularly influential conservative news...

Democratic socialist and softcore communist Zohran Mamdani has won the New York City mayoral election with a plurality of the vote, carried on the backs of young people fed up with the high cost of living. But even though rent there is ungodly as is, things can always get...

On Saturday, October 18, the juniors and seniors of Jesuit headed to campus for the annual homecoming dance to enjoy an evening of dancing, music, casino games, and food. After hours of setup by members of Student Congress, students and their dates began showing up to Jesuit around 7:00, where...