Wolves Weigh in on 2016 Heisman Hopefuls
(COVINGTON, LA) — The first few weeks of college football always show fans if their pre-season Heisman hopeful can live up to the hype, and if any “sleepers” can step up to the plate. The first three weeks of the 2016 college football season have already been entertaining, interesting, and for those in the Bayou, […]
Wolves Set to Enter District Play Friday with Match-up at Northshore
(COVINGTON, La.) — This Friday, September 23, 2016, the St. Paul’s Wolves football squad will travel to Northshore High School in Slidell to face the Panthers in their first district game of the season. The Wolves enter the match 2-1 for the season, having lost to Karr in the season opener, then beating Jesuit and […]
Bankrupted Brothers: St. Paul’s Life in the Great Depression
Author’s Note: Most local residents know the core history of the St. Paul’s School through both written records and stories that have been passed down. The school has had three generations of ownership. Dixon Academy (1900-1909) was a short-lived co-educational college preparatory school, which housed and taught students with the goal to proceed to Tulane […]
Guerilla Wolves News Season 10 Episode 3
(COVINGTON, La.)–This episode of Guerilla Wolves News features a short film about the struggle with a student sleeping in class. Also, learn about the problem with earthquakes and oil in America, witness the problem with students littering on campus, and get the scoop from Carson Caulfield on the new movie “Sully.” Get exclusive interviews from […]
SPS Alum Shares Personal Struggles with Addiction to Educate Students
(COVINGTON, La) — St. Paul’s School juniors recently composed, completed, and presented orations to their Religion III classes concerning addictions to harmful substances. These presentations, paired with the personal testimony of Neil Woodall, an affected St. Paul’s alumnus, rounded out the assignment. “My time at St. Paul’s is something that will forever remain in my heart,” […]
Man on Campus: The Effects of 9/11- 15 Years Later
(COVINGTON, La.) — It’s been 15 years since the terrorist attack on the our country that killed 2,996 people and injured over 600. This attack didn’t just hurt the U.S, but the entire world; however, New York City and other areas were able to move forward. The Paper Wolf asked a student from each grade […]
‘Paws With a Cause’ to Benefit Local Hospital
(COVINGTON, La.) — At the beginning of the St. Paul’s school year, Miles Roppolo, Kevin Katich, Brycen Brown, and Austin Leblanc started a charity which helps raise money for patients at the Oncology unit of Children’s Hospital called Paws With a Cause. “This mission is supporting children who have to suffer through the severe burden […]
Campus Visitors Waddle and Skedaddle
(COVINGTON, La.) — Due to the wooden nature and vegetation on the St. Paul’s campus, many students, faculty and staff members have seen a variety of animals appear and disappear throughout the years, from ducks in the pond to raccoons living in the trees. “I haven’t seen the raccoon lately,” SPS Presiden Bro. Ray Bulliard, […]
SPS Students React to Colin Kaepernick’s ‘Stance’ Towards National Anthem
(SAN FRANCISCO) — With the NFL regular season starting, much attention has been brought to many of the players and their behaviors. One player in particular, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, has recently been surrounded with controversy because he refuses stand up for the National Anthem due to his political opinions. There have been […]
What Puts the “Paper” in The Paper Wolf?
The website you’re on right now has a lot of things that can catch your eye: articles, pictures, social media links, and top-read stories are among them. The most eye-catching aspect among these, however, lies in our paradoxical website banner: The “Paper” Wolf. But aren’t we a news site? How can it be a paper? […]
