According to Jesuit archives, the first homecoming dance at Jesuit took place in November 1948. Unlike today's format, the dance was held shortly after a football game, and students from four neighboring schools were invited. While much has changed...
For the last decade, Jesuit has embarked on its most ambitious project yet: Ad Majorem: The Campaign for Jesuit Dallas. Through the campaign, Jesuit raised 150 million dollars to make the construction of the new wing possible, in addition...
For years, my mom has woken me up on the first day of school with the “Welcome Back” theme song from “Welcome Back, Kotter,” a popular sitcom from the 1970s that feels somewhat outdated for us to truly appreciate....
On Wednesday, April 15, 2026, the Sophomore Class underwent an elaborate, carefully tailored retreat, continuing a long-practiced, yearly tradition in for the spring. Though every class participates in their own retreat, the Sophomore retreat leans into reflection how they...
On April 18th, 2026, Jesuit Dallas hosted its annual prom dance for the students. The event was held at the Dallas Grand Trade Mart Pavillion in downtown Dallas. Fun times were had by all and memories were made.
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On Wednesday, April 1, during Holy Week, the Class of 2027 engaged in several activities throughout the day to further their spiritual development. Instead of having a normal school day, these juniors participated in the Junior Retreat, preparing themselves...
The Jesuit community came together to celebrate Ash Wednesday on February 18 in the Terry Center. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent for the Christian faith where students are brought together for a day of repentance and reflection....
On Friday, January 9th, Diane Boehm and Amanda Sherman, visited Jesuit and gave a speech about managing stress and responsibility before participating in a questionnaire with student council leaders about the nature of stress in students' lives.
What Happened
Both Diane...
Over the past decade, the rise and fall of numerical jokes has become a defining feature of meme culture. From the original comedic icons 19 and 21, born during the golden era of Vine (TikTok’s chaotic predecessor), to today’s...
