In 2018, The Roundup staff visited Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson. Our article is reprinted below. The newspaper extends our condolences to the Johnson family.
The first nurse elected to Congress. The first woman in Texas to lead a major house...
“Part of my Hispanic heritage is holding Our Lady of Guadalupe with high esteem. We have an Our Lady of Guadalupe in our house, and it was great that The Roundup dedicated this prayer service to Mary and gave...
"I called him My Superman. And during his life, he personified the attributes of the Man of Steel." Ruth Edmond, devoted wife of 53 years
Jesuit's first black graduate Charles Edmond '58 passed into the embrace of God on April...
One of the most integral components of the Jesuit experience is the brotherhood experienced by every student. There are classes filled with male students making flatulent jokes, lunches with boys bragging about their Fortnite wins, hallways packed with guys...
You stand in line, wait, glance at your phone as time trickles by. When the wait is over, you glance at your sparse options: a taco plate or a cold sandwich. Surely there has to be a more efficient...
The Roundup Podcast Ep. 3 - Did Somebody Say Football?
On this episode: The Roundup Podcast reports on the varsity football team's 35-31 win over Skyline on Thursday. Connor interviews senior Phillip Villalba and freshmen Alex Gibson and Joshua Ramos.
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Carrollton, Texas—Escaping the dry heat of the Texas fall, we plunge into the dimly lit restaurant. Immediately we are taken aback by the smell; delicious sauces, seasonings, and steaks meet us at the door. We wait for a table...
Before he played at Brown University and with the Mavericks this summer, Steven Spieth '13 was just a regular student here at Jesuit. Just like his brother Jordan Spieth '11, he's a world class athlete, and this summer, he's...
While he doesn’t possess any real magical powers, Mr. Billingham’s ability to instill a genuine enthusiasm for math inside teenagers is almost supernatural. For the previous 20 years, very few classes have enjoyed Billingham’s wizardry, as he switched from...
