After days of candidates walking and talking with their peers, communicating why they are a fitting candidate, the freshmen student council members have been elected. They are ready to serve their peers and listen to others to make the school a better place.
Freshman President: Rishi Danda
Rishi is involved in a number of activities including basketball, yearbook, debate, Freshman Initiative...
Empathy is a theme that has been emphasized at Jesuit this year, and a push for empathy between teachers and students seems to have been an effect of that.
Two weeks ago, the faculty built empathy with seniors by visiting their service sites for a few hours. Instead of attending morning classes, each Wednesday seniors leave campus to serve the...
On August 16, 2022, Liz Cheney, the sole House Representative of Wyoming, delivered a speech to supporters. In this speech, Cheney conceded her primary GOP House race to pro-Trump rival Harriet Hageman. This surrender signals the eighth House Republican who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump in 2021 to be out of Congress by January 2023.
2nd Impeachment of...
The Jesuit FRC Robotics Team competed in Amarillo from March 30th til April 2nd. After a disappointing showing at the previous event, the Rangers made an impressive comeback this tournament, placing 4th in the regional tournament and securing a spot in the state championship. The team worked tirelessly to identify and address the issues that had held them back...
From the United States to France to Japan, the Jesuit network of high schools expands each continent. All these Jesuit schools share the same Jesuit motto, "Men and women for others", and continue the Ignatian education regardless of demographic differences.
Many of us know about the Jesuit high schools across the United States, but have you ever wondered about the...
On Sunday, April 6, five teachers, English teacher Mrs. Mary Beth Farrell, math teacher Ms. Patricia Watson, science teacher Dr. Sarah Smith, Campus Ministry director and math teacher Mrs. Gretchen Crowder, and computer science teacher Mr. Matt Trost '95 attempted an impressive feat, running a half-marathon at the Big D Texas Marathon.
The half-marathon started in Fair Park, running through several streets in...
As the college application process for seniors gets underway, four Jesuit students will be able to add that they are National Merit Semifinalists. The students, James Abbott ’14, Adrian Bertulfo ’14, Jordan Lee ’14, and Grant Uy ’14, worked hard to get to this point and will have big opportunities ahead of them.
To become a National Merit Scholar Semifinalist,...
This Summer, nine members of our faculty and staff are walking a route in Spain with sites related to the life of St. Ignatius. The following post by Mr. Stephen Pitts, SJ is the eleventh in a series of their reflections.
This afternoon we arrived in Montserrat. The name literally means serrated mountain, and the unique shape really stands out. From...
