Not long ago, it felt like the St. Louis Cardinals were heading for a forgettable season. With a record well below .500 and fans growing more frustrated by the day, it seemed like the team might already...

He walks up to the plate, the barrel in hand like he has done so many times before. But this time is different. He does not want it to be, but he knows it will be his last. He is telling himself to be...

Jack Guignon ’26 hosts a conversation with Joe Kilmade, Dean of the Middle School, and Henry Samson, current De Smet Jesuit High School teacher and future teacher of the new De Smet Jesuit Middle School...

The first time Senior Jack Reineke stepped foot in Nicaragua to do service work, De Smet Alum Charlie Erker could tell that he was at peace and instantly fulfilled in the work that he was doing. “There...

In honor of graduation week, several seniors sat down with us to reflect on their four years at De Smet.

With easy access to unlimited movies and shows, the average binge-watch session lasts 3 hours and 8 minutes. With over 200 streaming services available worldwide, this has led to a rise in binge-watching....

This year, a new era of athletics has been introduced to our track team. After six years of not having a pole vaulting team, it is back. This new addition to the school can give students an opportunity...

When his friend invited him to a youth group at the beginning of his junior year, senior Will Harbaugh was not very interested. Still, he tagged along anyway and fell in love with the community, which...

The junior class hosted the annual Special Olympics on the track. Check out some of the highlights of the day.  

The school’s green team is continuing to look for better ways to help the environment around campus. Having already formed a new approach to improve recycling around school, the green team is now setting...