Applying for one’s first job can be very stressful. As many high school students search for jobs, many wonder if they are putting their best foot forward. Luckily, there are people to help students...
With technology improving daily, many companies have rolled out artificial intelligence throughout their organization, such as Grammarly, Google Cloud, Facebook, and Snapchat. Recently, millions of Snapchat...
Jeanette Akins, Senior Staff Writer
• May 19, 2023
There are The World Series,The Stanley Cup, and The Super Bowl. These are three of the most anticipated sporting events every year. They have millions of people watching them every year and continue to...
College football and basketball have both been around for a very long time. College football kicked off on November 6, 1869, while the first college basketball game occurred on November 22, 1894. They...
It’s easy for clothes, dishes, and toys to pile up, making anyone’s house a mess; however, since it has recently become spring, one can have a reason to tidy up: spring cleaning. Although, what is...
This book contains some adult themes and foul language.
“Name one hero who was happy.”
They were only 15 then when Achilles asked Patroclus for an answer. Still hopeful, ambitious...
Why Rosemary?
Spring break is one of the most anticipated parts of the school year. It is a chance to let all the students, faculty and staff to have a time to relax. Many people go on vacation to...
The receiving of junior rings is a tradition that schools across St. Louis celebrate. This marks the moment the juniors receive their school rings. St. Joe’s beautiful ring has an emerald with the gold...
St. Louis is home to many fun and exciting attractions which can fill your day. While you might have lived in St. Louis most of your life, there might be some interesting places you have not visited yet....
This weekend my sister Annie, a St. Joseph's Academy alumna of 2018, had a friend from undergraduate school come visit her in St. Louis. Annie asked this friends what she wanted to do while she was in...
At SJA, Kairos is an experience shared by every senior and some juniors. The culmination of the yearly retreats, Kairos is a three day and two night fully immersive retreat at Pallotine Renewal Center....
As a college prep school, one of the focuses of junior and senior year at SJA is the college search. Recently at SJA, four students had the opportunity to partake in one of the most fun parts of this process:...
