The winter issue of the Jesuit Journal was released last week. It is a magazine that releases twice a year, publishing works of Jesuit students and helping them to reveal their creativity. A variety of creative outlooks are displayed through artwork, photography, poetry, and writing.
Charlie Schwartz '24
Charlie Schwartz '24 has had an interest in art since a young age. His...
On Saturday, October 26, members of the Jesuit community gathered to attend the annual Homecoming concert. With Country music playing a primary role in Texas culture, the celebration consisted of performances featuring country star, Chris Janson. The concert also featured performances from the pop/rock group Starship, with Mickey Thomas.
About the Artists
Since beginning his career in the world of country...
"we beat greenhill!” --Dominic Chacko '23
Jesuit debaters are widely known for excellent showings at competitive tournaments despite a practice-time disadvantage against peer schools. True to form, Jesuit experienced serious successes this season, with two tournament closeouts and advancing to elimination rounds at most tournaments. So far, Jesuit Debate participated in 4 local tournaments and 6 national-level tournaments! Here are some...
"Education fuels the flame that burns from the lamp, which is shown resting on a base that represents the Book of Knowledge."
This explanation of the logo of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation provides images of a flame, an image of longevity and creative energy. Early this September, The National Merit Scholarship Corporation notified its selection for the Semi-Finalists, a list consisting of...
December 15, 2018, the day Stanford's early action decision would be emailed to the 8000 students around the United States. Brad has been grinding since 3rd grade to earn a spot in the Stanford Class of 2023: serving as student body president, publishing scientific research, and curing two different types of cancer. Yet when he checked the decision on...
The future may well be what the new Haggar stadium and library represent — and not just because they have exposed glass and steel and none of the corny nostalgic touches that stadiums and libraries go in for these days. Jesuit didn't want its modernized stadium and library to only look like the future. Jesuit wanted them to shape...
In The Roundup's first press conference with Principal Mr. Garrison this year, a wide array of topics were covered, from the theater program to iPads and National Signing Day. In the 30-minute interview, Garrison reflected on his second year as principal and gave his take on the state of the school and various questions from The Roundup staff. Below...
