Mr. Lord hates giving out JUGs. It’s a shocking fact that the theology teacher wishes more people knew. Anyone who has dared to venture through the 240’s hallway without an ID knows Mr. Lord. It’s...

On a street on the near west side of Chicago, a sea of people crowded together outside of a building looks out of the ordinary. It looks like a campsite, right in the middle of a city block. There’s...

When 2023 first overall pick Connor Bedard scored his first goal at the United Center during the Oct. 21 home opener, the building rocked with an electricity that has been mostly nonexistent since the...

Picture this: the smell of chlorine, echoing whistles, arms chopping through the water, and a coach with a stopwatch in hand yelling at his swimmers to move faster. This experience is the everyday life...

Students at Saint Ignatius have become over-dependent on caffeine. Celsius, an energy drink, has been all the rage at Saint Ignatius since the spring of 2022. Containing 200 mg of caffeine, these drinks...

“I've said goodbye to my boogeyman, but the truth is, evil doesn't die. It changes shape.” -Laurie Strode, Halloween Ends (2022)   In 1978, the slasher movie Halloween managed to become a box...

Since the proliferation of social media around 1997, mental health risks such as depression and anxiety have increased prominently in adolescents. While it was initially created to be a tool to enhance...

Earlier this fall, participants of Saint Ignatius’ 182nd Kairos retreat returned from their mystery-shrouded four days at the Bellarmine Jesuit Retreat House in Barrington, Illinois. Kairos (meaning...

Going up or down the different staircases. Opening the right door so you don’t hit anyone coming the other direction. Trying to find the best way to get to your classes. Keeping your grades up. Finding...

Last March, Saint Ignatius’ Voices of Women club hosted the Equal Pay Bake Sale, where boys were charged one dollar and girls were charged 50 cents for all baked goods. VOW, a women-led club that aims...