May 11, 2020

By Ryan Tierney '20 On January 20th of this year, global crude oil prices were at relatively...

February 11, 2020

Quotes from Pete Buttigieg and rally attendees are from Buttigieg’s rally on January 8th, 2020, unless...

December 16, 2019

By Natalie Skaggs ‘20 Three months ago the student body was raddled with the realization of a rumor:...

September 5, 2019

By: Sam Stern '20 With traffic being a recurring problem in the Regis Jesuit community, the school...

August 13, 2020

Dear Freshman,   Transitioning into high school must be a nerve-wracking thought for you because...

July 29, 2020

To the Class of 2024: We have a little over a month until school starts! We may not be sure what that looks like yet, but I definitely hope you all get to walk through the doors of Tradition Hall and experience the love and community that Regis Jesuit has to offer in person. Being a freshman this year is going to be different. You may be feeling nervous, excited, or maybe a little of both as you start your high school journey during this unorthodox school year. From my experience, much of the new senior class is feeling those very same emotions. It can be difficult to reckon with all of the usual Back to School thoughts--like what you are going to wear or what classes you will be taking--with all of the turmoil in our world right now. In order to help guide you through the rest of the summer and the beginning of freshman year, the upperclassmen have decided to share a series of advice letters with you. We will share some of the things we wish we had known when we were freshmen and some of our favorite parts of Regis Jesuit. We hope that you find them useful.

July 13, 2020

To the Class of 2024: We have a little over a month until school starts! We may not be sure what that looks like yet, but I definitely hope you all get to walk through the doors of Tradition Hall and experience the love and community that Regis Jesuit has to offer in person. Being a freshman this year is going to be different. You may be feeling nervous, excited, or maybe a little of both as you start your high school journey during this unorthodox school year. From my experience, much of the new senior class is feeling those very same emotions. It can be difficult to reckon with all of the usual Back to School thoughts--like what you are going to wear or what classes you will be taking--with all of the turmoil in our world right now. In order to help guide you through the rest of the summer and the beginning of freshman year, the upperclassmen have decided to share a series of advice letters with you. We will share some of the things we wish we had known when we were freshmen and some of our favorite parts of Regis Jesuit. We hope that you find them useful.