On February 14th, Jesuit celebrated the annual Ash Wednesday Mass. Ash Wednesday is a very important day for Christians around the world as it initiates the beginning of the Lenten season.
Ash Wednesday Mass
The Jesuit community came together to celebrate...
Every year, Jesuit invites a certain number of alumni to come back and help the school through the Alumni Service Corps. This year, Mr. Bernardo Gonzalez '19 is one of them.
Mr. Gonzalez attended Southern Methodist University following his graduation...
Hello, you may not know me, but I have been a member of the BBQ Club for almost my entire time at Jesuit, a part of the club right when it started. A lot of people that I talk...
The AceAbility foundation was founded in September of this year by Mathis Valenta '26, along with five other Jesuit Dallas sophomores. I had the chance to interview Valenta about his involvement in the foundation. Through this article, you will...
With Thanksgiving now over, the season of Advent is here, starting on Sunday, December 3rd, and lasting for four Sundays up until Sunday, December 24th Christmas Eve. What is the Season of Advent you might ask? Advent comes from...
"I thought that this play represents the limits to duty, and when the tension between one's moral compass and obligations break, and our characters have to make a choice." These were the words used to describe Jesuit's recent play, A...
The second Thank a Donor Day was held on November 9, 2023. Hundreds of students, faculty, and staff participated in the event, where they wrote thank you notes to donors and learned more about their impact on Jesuit Dallas....
Welcome everyone to the Jesuit Ranger Experience Podcast! Today, we are highlighting two seniors Anton and Dawson about their accomplishments and experience at the exclusive STARS program at UT Southwestern. This program is for rising juniors that believe medicine...
Jesuit Dallas offers over 1,150 students a premier education through grades 9-12. The students come from over 100 different zip codes and 125 middle schools. To understand how our education has been made possible, we have to understand where...
