Don't lie. While watching the ESPN show College Gameday, you have all dreamed of being Lee Corso, picking the winner of the featured college football game, putting on an authentic mascot head. Although the latter isn't guaranteed, the Jesuit ESPN club allows you to pick the winners in selected sports games each week, among other things.
Not only does the...
“To many people, you are the face of Jesuit, both within these walls and to the outside world.” -Mr. Tom Garrison, Principal of Jesuit Dallas, talking to the Roundup staff.
Over the past several years, the Roundup, Jesuit’s school newspaper, has grown from a small club with barely ten members to a full-blown media amp; news hub for both the school...
On a bright and sunny day at the end of July, ten students disembarked from a shuttle and onto the sprawling campus of Emory University, ready to search for the dorm rooms they would be staying in. Surrounding them were two thousand other like-minded individuals, excited to be experiencing the annual Junior Classical League convention and putting their studies of Latin, ancient Greek,...
This year was a first for multiple The Roundup additions: the first The Roundup water bottle, the first The Roundup belt, and now the first The Roundup banquet. Like the belt and water bottle, the banquet turned out to be a big hit.
On Tuesday May 6, 2014, the banquet took place in the Terry Center, consisting of many events. First, everyone ate and...
Sean Howard '16 delivers his speech in front freshmen, his fellow sophomores, and juniors. For the first time ever, a rising junior has a significant chance at earning the top spot. With a chance to win over the other classes in the election and introduce fresh ideas into the club, Howard and the Medical Society as a whole face an interesting...
Have you ever dreamed of assisting biomedical professionals conduct research in a lab? Have you ever wanted to test the waters of your future careers by helping real doctors perform vital tasks? This summer, three lucky Jesuit students will be able to live that dream through the UT Southwestern STARS summer research program.
On Thursday, March 27, UT Southwestern accepted...
On April 12th, Jesuit Debate trekked up to Weber State in Ogden, Utah for its final tournament of the year, and for most of the seniors, their final debate ever. At Weber State, the teams would compete in the National Debate Coach’s Association (NDCA) Championships, an all-star tournament of sorts which both Jesuit Debate Coaches, Mr. Dan Lingel and...
