Campus News

NBA Top 10 Preseason Power Rankings; Where do the Mavs Line Up?

With the 2025-26 NBA season opening on October 21 with the Oklahoma City Thunder hosting the Houston Rockets, it’s time to review which teams have the best shot to win the title this year. There will be some familiar...

Jesuit Remains Undefeated on the Road vs. Allen & Lovejoy

On Tuesday, October 14, Jesuit Swimming and Diving traveled to Allen's Don Rodenbaugh Natatorium to face Allen and Lovejoy. As Jesuit's only away meet of the season (besides championship meets), they truly made a statement, defeating Allen 177-69 and...

NFL Week Six Overreactions: Rico Dowdle’s Revenge Game

NFL Week Six further completely flipped the script on the NFL, with the two previously unbeaten teams losing their second in a row, the Bears beating the Commanders, the Chiefs beating the Lions. Everything I thought I knew about...

Jesuit Dominates MacArthur in a Second Blow Out Win at Joy and Ralph Ellis Stadium

On Thursday, October 16th, the Jesuit rangers returned to Irving earning a second huge district win against the Cardinals, winning 42-7. Offense The offense made Football look easy this game, blowing by the Cardinal's defense and putting up some impressive numbers....

Chinese Club and Asian Student Members Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival

On Monday, October 6th, 2025, the Chinese Club and Asian Student Union hosted a celebration of Mid-Autumn Festival, one of the most important festivals in Asian culture. What is Mid-Autumn Festival? Mid-Autumn Festival is the 2nd most important festival in China...

Profesora Alva Brings Passion for Language to the Classroom

Every year, Jesuit Dallas welcomes new faculty from various backgrounds into the building to aid in the holistic development of its students to become men for others. Recently, I had the opportunity to interview one of new Spanish teachers...

Finding Yourself Through Debate: Dr. McFarland and Mr. Lingel Teach at Sophomore Champions Lab

Over this past summer, Dr. McFarland and Mr. Lingel taught at a summer debate program at Harvard University called the Sophomore Champions Lab from June 29th to July 25th. Forty rising sophomores from all over the country were able...

Recap of the ’24-’25 School Year with the Black Student Union

The Black Student Union (BSU) operates under the umbrella of our school’s Multicultural Society, a collective network of organizations dedicated to celebrating and spreading cultural diversity and promoting inclusion. Within this society, BSU, alongside groups such as Hermanos Unidos,...

Ms. Rachel Lytle Offers New Ways for Students to View Science

This year, the science department is lucky to have a new addition in the form of Ms. Rachel Lytle, who I am glad to have interviewed! Ms. Lytle teaches Honors and AP Biology, encompassing grades 9-12. Background Ms. Lytle went to...