The phone pouches in classrooms will be returning for the second semester of the 2019-2020 school year.
Students have produced mixed emotions at school about the controversial phone pouches, used to...
De Smet is now entering into its second year with the new, reintroduced house system. After almost four years without houses, or any system to facilitate student unity, both Stuco and the De Smet administrators...
Hoping to pay homage to those who came before, De Smet Student Network Moderator John Hawkey and Publications Adviser Kevin Berns are leading a project to display De Smet’s athletic achievements. To...
The De Smet football, soccer and baseball teams will be honored in an all-school assembly, on Jan 10. De Smet plans on gathering all of the student body and faculty, during the school day, raising the...
The Ignitious Business Leaders (IBL) installed urinal dividers in bathrooms at De Smet this semester. Prior to this semester, there were no dividers between the urinals at school. The IBL has 1,000 dollars...
With teens immersing themselves into all sorts of activities, life can get hectic as parents scramble to keep up with their child’s schedule. This continual struggle of missed texts and calls has led...
Posting pictures, commenting on posts, sending streaks, and viewing stories have become the standard for any teenager. Today’s teens are expected and encouraged to use all outlets of social media to...
The new Esports club had their first meeting on Nov. 19 in the Innovation Center. The club received over 130 interested students in the first survey sent out to the entire school.
“I only expected...
Many of us spend time each day checking our email, watching YouTube, or just searching Google. These activities have become mundane, everyday activities for today’s new technology savvy populous. But...
The students are into their fourth month with the new policy and are getting a feel for how it works and its effectiveness.
“I think they definitely change the atmosphere in the classroom,” History...
A group of students and teachers ventured from Saint Louis all the way to New York City. Students got to see once in a lifetime opportunity tours. Steve Valentino, ‘84, was one of these tours. He graduated...
