The Spirit

October 10, 2019 • No Comments

As a school community on Friday, September 27th, the St. Ignatius community took part in a six mile walk to celebrate our 150th anniversary and raise money for Misericordia, an organization that many SICP students are involved...

The Year of Women

Annie Austin, Op-Ed Editor

April 9, 2019 • No Comments

In 1992, following the Anita Hill hearings and the confirmation of Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court, there was a four percent increase in the amount of women elected to Congress. It was dubbed “the Year of the Woman”....

Middle Eastern Women Breaking Through Social Boundaries

Hunter Holstein

April 9, 2019 • No Comments

Today in our modern society within America, it’s difficult for newer generations to picture a place where women aren’t given complete equal rights as men and are held back from ever being able to have a say in their own...

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Sports

Fall sports during the Covid-19 pandemic

Anna Chaban ‘22, Sports Editor

November 2, 2020 • No Comments

The Covid-19 pandemic has turned everyone’s normal lives upside-down. From school and work to travel and the economy, no aspect of life has been left unturned, and sports is no exception. Many professional sports teams...

I Believe That We Will Win May 27, 2020
Three Seasons May 27, 2020
Ultimate Frisbee Fever Flies into St. Ignatius May 16, 2019
Wolfpack Rugby Pounces on St. Rita in Home Opener May 16, 2019

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Features

Will the Release of Mulan on Disney+ and Other Streaming Services Cause Movie Theaters to Become Obsolete?

Ava Garibay, Op-Ed Page Editor

November 10, 2020 • No Comments

The release of Disney’s live action remake of Mulan on Disney+ has many fans wondering what precedent this sets for film in the COVID-19 era. Most Ignatians are familiar with going to the movie theater...