Suffrage is the pivotal right - Susan B. Anthony
Voting is a civic sacrament.
- Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, C.S.C.
A man without a vote is a man without protection.
- Lyndon B. Johnson
"The ballot is stronger than the bullet."
- Abraham Lincoln
These sage words from some of the most important and profound Americans in our history depict not only the necessity of the democratic...
With student body elections right around the corner, each candidate on the election ticket composed an introduction about who they are and what they plan to do. Student Body elections will be held on Tuesday March 2, 2021. Elections will run from the start of class to the dismissal bell on that given day. The election will be located...
Annually, the Jesuit student body decides who will best represent their school in the Student Council (STUCO) elections. On March 8, 2023, this year will feature four juniors and seven sophomores running for STUCO class officer positions. In the past few weeks leading up to voting day, candidates have conducted advertising campaigns throughout school. The speeches below reflect each...
Prom is a tradition unlike any other: young men clad in black tuxedos enter the large ballroom with their dates dressed in luxurious dresses.  A fancy meal is prepared and served to them, while later they dance the night away. Prom can be seen as the apex of a junior or senior’s year, and it provides a way to...
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 the freshmen sign up for their club.
Of course, the ping pong club table is always surrounded by freshmen eager to...
In the primary election on March 1st, the three campaigns of Frymire, Nuchereno, Mancillas, and Wunderlick vied for the student body's vote, a vote that would determine the leaders of the school for the 2016-2017 school year.
In a historic finish, the campaigns of Mancillas-Jackson and Wunderlick-Kelley engaged in a virtual tie, only separated by three votes. This brought the school...
