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 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with the “Welcome Back” theme song from “Welcome Back, Kotter,” a popular sitcom from the 1970s that feels somewhat outdated for us to truly appreciate....
The Society of St. Pius the Tenth, often referred to as the SSPX or simply "the Society," is the largest traditional Catholic society serving the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) in chapels across the globe. Yet, even among more traditional...
On the evening of April 23rd, 2026, students, faculty, administration, and alumni all gathered to celebrate a milestone for the school. They gathered to celebrate the dedication of the Saint Ignatius of Loyola Chapel, part of the Tinker Family...
The start of high school can feel overwhelming—new faces, expectations, and a whole new experience. For the incoming Class of 2030, that experience officially began at the Freshman BBQ on Wednesday, April 22, where students and their families gathered...
"It was the hardest battle I've ever fought in my life."
Cancer is a dangerous thing, often sneaking up on you, and requiring everything you have to fight it. In the summer leading up to the 2024-2025 school year, Coach...
Mr. Jon Barger is a new Social Studies teacher at Jesuit for the 2025-26 school year, primarily teaching freshman Geography and Foundations and sophomore World History.
Background
Mr. Barger was born in Alexandria, Virginia. He attended the St. Stephen's & St....
From February 6th to the 9th, 2026, Dr. McFarland attended a convening hosted by the National Constitution Center and the Civic Renewal Network focusing on the development of a special collection of lessons in celebration of the 250th anniversary...
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....
