Thursday, April 10, 2025

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Student Viewpoints over Student Life Topics or Events

As the first semester unfolds this school year, many students have come to realize that they have underestimated the difficulty and level of commitment...
On Thursday, October 3, parents and students were welcomed into the Terry center by administration and faculty. It was a morning of excitement and...
The anticipation, nerves, and school pride were flowing much like they do under the typical Friday night lights, but this time it was a...
My sophomore year of high school often felt like the eye of a storm, a blend of self-discovery and success surrounded by the daunting...
Dressed up and ready to celebrate, our Upperclassmen were excited for their prom. This year it fell on the 13th of April. The Jesuit-Ursuline...
As we reflect on our journey with the Jesuit Digital Marketing Club (JDMC), we are filled with a profound sense of pride and gratitude....
Welcome everyone. In this episode, Ben Eppich '24 and I talk about our experience with college admissions, navigating the college admissions process alongside our...
Hello, you may not know me, but I have been a member of the BBQ Club for almost my entire time at Jesuit, a...

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