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...

Most people say bad things about their school cafeteria, but I’m sure Saint Ignatius students would disagree! Quest Food serves quite a variety of food for students and teachers in Tully and Damen Hall,...

On an early Saturday morning, thirty students from Saint Ignatius College Prep stepped aboard a Boeing 747 on a flight to Rome, Italy. Although many of the students had never stepped foot outside...

As seniors approach the college application process, many of them recognize that there are things they wished they’d known before attempting to convince admissions offices why they are the perfect candidates...

  Shiny, silky, long, and flowing. Whether you call it cheddy, lettuce, flow, salad, or just simply hockey hair, it grabs your eye. On almost every team you play there is at least one player with...

The house lights in the McLaughlin Theatre dim and the curtain opens, revealing a cluster of teenage girls closely huddled on the stage. Each one is carefully placed in formation, standing incredibly...

The long-anticipated Christmas break came and went, but it seems like the students of Saint Ignatius aren’t going to see another extended break anytime soon.  With seniors preparing for graduation,...

With 10th grade quickly approaching, freshmen must already begin to select next year’s courses. Most of the decisions involve honors language, math, and/or chemistry. Some ambitious geometry students...

Saint Ignatius College Prep students are able to take Advanced Placement Computer Science Principles as an elective starting their sophomore year. This class teaches students about the basics of computers...

What do Jane Austen, Virginia Woolf, and Toni Morrison have in common? They all have a spot in the curriculum. That is why Ms. Schmiedeler is proud to teach Voices of Women, an English elective course...