On Wednesday, September 25th, students, parents, and teachers gathered in Hughes Hall to celebrate the Class of 2020's academic achievement at the annual Academic Recognition Ceremony. Seniors were honored for their accomplishments on both the PSAT and their respective AP Exams.
AP Scholar Awards
The AP Scholar Awards recognize students who have demonstrated exemplary achievement on college-level AP Exams. In addition...
Whether you are a skilled diver or the thought of diving intrigues you, the Jesuit Scuba Club is the club for you. Brand new to Jesuit this school year, the Jesuit Scuba Club hopes to attract all Jesuit students who have experience or interest in scuba.
In describing the central vision of the club, Mr. Jeffrey Allen, the faculty sponsor...
It's Monday morning. You're tired, you didn't get much sleep, and you just want to nap and watch some TV. If it were 2017, you would be in Hughes Hall watching ESPN. However, if you are a newer student, you wouldn't ever get that experience.
Until now.
On September 19th, ESPN was reintroduced to Hughes Hall, where it will be airing...
When you think of a teacher, you may think of a caring and friendly figure, someone who fosters growth in all aspects of life. However, what you may not think of is a person who spent over a decade in the circus business.
Mrs. Applegate, a new chemistry and environmental science teacher at Jesuit, has quite a diverse background, including...
Most of us see at least one homeless person every day on our commute to or from school. When we notice one, we typically lock our doors and pretend to look at on our phone. Why? Why would we not want to give $5 to someone who needs it more than we do? We typically rationalize that the homeless...
Photo Credit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_h81aa_wZg
Really into cooking? Want to become a chef? Love creating new dishes? On September 10, the Culinary Society, hosted by Mrs. Violet, will be cooking off the 2019-2020 school year with some fantastic new dishes, bridging the gap between hunger and satisfaction. Every Wednesday, from breakfast to dinner, they are looking to make meals of all different...
Photography by Nahum Najera '22
“I learned law so well, the day I graduated, I sued the college, won the case, and got my tuition back.” (Fred Allen)
On September 10th, 2019, tables full of colorful pamphlets, representatives from colleges across the nation filled the Terry Center, gym, and cafeteria, as eager students began the process of selecting a home for...
A “whirr” of a drill here and a “zip” of a saw there. Students of different grade levels chatter on about their day while painstakingly piecing together the components of their robot. Some hit some buttons and move a joystick to see their robot in action on the test arena while others are glued to a computer screen, thinking...
