Since the Presidential Election of 1996, the Republican Party has consistently prevailed in Georgia, dependent upon a reliable, and predominantly white, voting base. Since 2003, the state has had exclusively...
“The hill we climb, if only we dare, it's because being American is more than a pride we inherit. It's the past we step into and how we repair it.” This famous line from Gorman’s Inauguration Day...
When hanging out with friends these days, it is hard to find things to do together due to the pandemic. Maybe you are lucky enough to find a restaurant where you can sit outside on a nice day, or maybe...
As a school community, we at St. Ignatius have always revered the opportunity to celebrate our faiths together through mass, IVD days, and retreats surrounded by our peers. The integration of faith into...
Joe Biden, the 46th President, was sworn into office on January 20th. For many, this was a joyous occasion and signified a fresh start. Joe Biden had the majority of Hollywood on his side during his campaigns...
Chances are, you once owned a pair of the worldwide perfect pair of shoes, TOMS. TOMS is one of the first popular brands known for its one-for-one donation model that redesigned the basic idea of charity....
From Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek, the world lost some truly remarkable people this year. As we finally head into 2021, it feels appropriate to remember some...
Finals are a teacher's pride and joy--and a student's worst nightmare. They tend to consist of hair pulling, endless notecards, and grave sleep deprivation. Saint Ignatius students tend to be well-prepared,...
This Christmas, instead of going to Amazon to buy gifts for your loved ones, consider shopping local. Shopping locally provides many benefits to both store owners and customers. As a consumer, one is able...
Do you prefer hybrid or Zoom for school? Which is better for learning? How does each affect students’ social lives, procrastination habits, and mental and physical health? Teenagers nationally and within...
A year ago, if you had walked down a street in Chicago with everyone wearing masks, standing 6 feet apart, and bumping elbows, you would have thought you had been transported to an alternate reality. However,...
Rehearsals were in full swing for the fall play, “Emma” by Jane Austen. Following, COVID guidelines, the production was to be completely socially distant, with actors using face masks on stage and...
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