Campus News

Principal Garrison Looks Forward to New Additions (But No Ice Rink)

On Wednesday, January 18, 2012, Principal Tom Garrison participated in his second press conference with The Roundup to kick off the new semester. Questions varied from his experience as principal and second semester transitions to planned renovations of the...

Pro-Life Club Travels to Washington D.C.

This weekend, January 21-24, 2012, the Pro-Life Club will take a pilgrimage to Washington, D.C., to participate in the annual Pro-Life March.  The Pro-life March is actually a series of marches that takes place all over the U. S....

Human Rights Explored on Issues Day

On Thursday, January 12, 2012, Jesuit students filed in to the Terry Center throughout the day to participate in discussions on the topic of human rights at this year’s Issues Day. Issues Day is an annual event put on...

CPS Christmas Project Wrap-Up

Every year, the junior class participates in a class-wide service project that aims to “bring Christmas” to over 100 under-privileged kids.  The project, led by counselor Paul McDaniel and the Jesuit organization PALS (Peer Assistance and Leadership), requires that...

Jesuit Debate at Plano East/Montgomery Bell

On January 6 and 7, 2012, Jesuit Debate sent two teams to compete in the Plano East debate tournament. The first team, made up of James Mantil ’12 and Ryan Tan ’13, came into the tournament with zero state...

Theater’s Winter One Acts Perform for a Record 841 Guests

In their promotional video, Jesuit’s Winter One Acts directors act out a battle royale between the two directing troupes that took the stage in last week’s performances. “Prepare to be upstaged,” warns director Colin Taylor ’12. “Winner take all,...

Angler’s Club Attempts to Bait Community

Earlier this year, three seniors who wanted to make a difference in the Jesuit community approached Coach Andrew Civello, assistant golf and tennis coach as well as freshman health educator, to moderate their Anglers’ Club, which is dedicated to...

For The Love of the Lake Club

“Fourteen, Fifteen, Sixteen...that's it,”  Junior Andrew Frank muttered, counting the number of bags of trash he and the rest of the For the Love of the Lake Club (FTLOTL) had pulled from the lake that day. Cole Fincher '13,...

Student Council Keeps Jesuit Clubs Afloat

We’ve all experienced it: that day at the beginning of freshman year, when herds of wide-eyed Jesuit newcomers flock into the cafeteria to find innumerable, brightly decorated tables manned by squawking club moderators lobbying for attention, incessantly insisting that...