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As we have passed the one year mark since the pandemic began, brighter days seem to be on the horizon. In Illinois, everyone age 16 and up is eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, a protocol that began on April 12th. Roughly...
Daniel Bell, News Editor
May 2, 2021 • No Comments
Chicago saw 352 carjackings in the first two months of 2021– nearly 6 incidents every day, and more than double the rate that has been seen in previous years. City officials believe that, if the current pace holds, Chicago...
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The world is celebrating the one year anniversary of the novel coronavirus. On March 13, 2020, the world as we knew it changed. Our favorite businesses were closed, no more school, and suddenly everyone was forced to wear...
May 2, 2021 • No Comments
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the SICP Dance Team knew they would have a season like no other, probably without pep rallies, half-time routines, sideline dances, and competitions. Even though the dancers understood their...
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May 3, 2021 • No Comments
The Ignatius community is preparing for the activities for Festival of Nations this March, a time for people to showcase their pride and appreciation for their ethnic backgrounds. One student from...
What it Means to be Christian: An Interview with SICP’s Father Kalenzi
May 2, 2021
“Let’s hope for that day where there is something like the Kingdom of God at Saint Ignatius—where it's easy for a white student to join BOSS, ALAS, Club Asia; where we have people who feel happy in spaces with people who are different; where we don’t see each other primarily as Black or White or Asian or Latino, but as children of God.”
Celebrating Women’s History Month at Saint Ignatius
May 2, 2021
5 Tips To Keep Up Your Motivation and Mental Health
May 2, 2021
Are Frappuccinos and High-Schoolers a Good Mix?
May 2, 2021
Let us take an intermission from coronavirus news and politics for a brief moment and shift the topic...
How Sarah Everard’s Death Prompted a Plea for Change
May 2, 2021
Grieving for strangers is an unusual concept — we do not know them, yet they feel so familiar. 97 percent...
The “New Normal” and What it Means for the Future of Snow Days
May 2, 2021
Since the beginning of quarantine in March 2020, our online capabilities have grown, allowing students...
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