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August 20, 2024
Aidan Medley, Jack Guignon, and Will Ortbals
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Spartan Basketball lines up before their district game against Chaminade on Monday March 10th.
Slideshow: Spartan basketball finishes their 2025 season
Football Spartans after their win over Nixa for the state championship at Mizzou on Friday December 6, 2024.
Slideshow: Football Spartans Win the State Championship 35-20 Over Nixa.
Quincy Byas '25 fires up after the win against Liberty Kansas City 35-15 on Saturday November 30, 2024.
Slideshow: Football Spartans make their way to the state championship after defeating Liberty from Kansas City 34-15.
The team gets sprayed with water as they celebrate with the Challenge Cup trophy. They won the trophy for the second straight season.
BLOCK TALKS: Winter Sports Preview
The energy in the student section is unmatched at the football game against SLUH on Friday November 15th, 2024.
Slideshow: Fall sports come to a wrap
Michael Scally '25 and Michael Schmidt '25 carry cans of food into Emerson lobby as part of the Great Ignatian food drive on Oct. 17.
Students Challenged to Collect Over 22 Tons of Food for Third Annual Great Ignatian Challenge
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First floor under renovation for the preparation of the middle school.
Spring break brings more construction changes
Students are invited to partake in a paid internship at the Saint Louis Art Museum
New internship program offers students a look into the art industry
Artificial intelligence, as it gets smarter and better everyday, is becoming the future of music. Ai has already shown the ability to create quality music early on, so the future of the tool seems limitless. Photo generated by Leonardo. AI
AI is becoming the future of the music industry
Zurich Buchanan '26 codes his new game. Buchanan, despite only being 17, is coding and producing the game independently.
Junior creating passion project independently
Schools should cut back on the amount of homework they assign students.
The tipping point of homework
Unreleased music is killing the music industry, and ruining the listening experience for new fans.
Hackers are ruining the music industry
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The team poses with the fans to celebrate their second-straight Challenge Cup Championship. It was the Spartans 16th title.
Hockey teams wins second straight state title
Peter Marvin '27, Jaren Jackson '24, and Aiden Hadican '27 participate in the Inclusion Program with help from the One Classroom program supported by the Annual Catholic Appeal.
Students encourage donation to the Annual Catholic Appeal for the life of the world
Jaren Jackson '24 engages with his KIPP opponent during the quad meet at De Smet Nov. 29
Senior puts in the work on and off the mat
Caden Gulley '24 will take part in the Missouri esports state championship in Super Smash Brothers Dec. 9 at State Technical College of Missouri.
Senior set to compete in esports state championship
The Way Back | Senior basketball player's return from an ACL tear
The Way Back | Senior basketball player's return from an ACL tear
Build Race Repeat | Cesare Sera and his hidden passion
Build Race Repeat | Cesare Sera and his hidden passion
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Aidan Medley
Aidan Medley, Multimedia Specialist
De Smet Press | Multi-media Specialist
Jack Guignon
Jack Guignon, Multimedia Specialist
Will Ortbals
Will Ortbals, Multimedia Specialist