HOSA Camp Teaches Middle Schoolers Neuroscience
(COVINGTON, La.) — In late July, young students interested in medicine participated in the second annual HOSA Biomedical Camp at St. Paul’s School. Fourth through seventh graders experienced all HOSA has to offer with a focus on neuroscience. Senior and HOSA President Paul Stolin said, “This year we wanted to switch things up by placing […]
Cadets, Dismissed: The Era of AFJROTC at St. Paul’s has Ended
(COVINGTON, La.) One of the oldest Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) programs in the state will not be registering for reenlistment at the conclusion of the St. Paul’s school year. The school administration feels strongly about the program leaving, wishing it could stay and continue the tradition that began on campus in […]
Josh Devier Makes Patriotic Bid for Student Body President
(COVINGTON, La.) Students have been campaigning for executive board positions on next year’s Student Council since the beginning of this week. Among these members is Josh Devier, who hopes to win the student vote for the position of Student Body President. Serving the SPS student body as a member of the Student Council since eighth […]
Wolf’s Eye View: Remembrance and Rebirth in New York
On the week of March 13, I accompanied the St. Paul’s Journalism class on an educational trip to the Columbia Scholastic Press Association conference in New York, along with visits to the 9/11 Memorial, the New York financial district, Times Square, NBC and the Statue of Liberty. The school field trip felt more like a […]
Special Showing of ‘GODSPELL’ to Light Up Campus
(COVINGTON, La.) Tickets are now on sale for the Marian Players’ special production of “GODSPELL,” a musical following the events and parables of the Gospel of Matthew. The play will be held in the Alumni Memorial Theater at St. Paul’s School, and the show opens on March 14 and runs through March 25. Director Denny […]
St. Paul’s Media Students Dominate State Conference
(NEW ORLEANS) St. Paul’s student media showed that they were a force to be reckoned with at the Journalism Educators Association (JEA) conference held on the campus of Loyola University on Feb. 1, 2018, taking home multiple awards, including Paper Wolf Editor-in-Chief Luc Hebert winning the State Journalist of the Year. As part of the […]
¿Qué es Latin Dance Club? [video]
(COVINGTON, La.) St. Paul’s Latin Dance Club is less than a year old and is looking for new members to join in some festive after-school dancing. Junior Josh Rovira is a member of the new and growing club. Rovira, an active student, has found a way to make time for it and his other extracurriculars. […]
St. Paul’s Dominates Scholastic Press Association Conference
(BATON ROUGE, La.) The St. Paul’s School student media — The Paper Wolf, Guerrilla Wolves and The Conifer — descended on the Louisiana Scholastic Press Association (LSPA) Conference to participate in journalism seminars and compete for awards on the LSU campus on Thursday, Nov. 9, returning with a total of 23 honors. “We performed incredibly […]
Marian Players Prepare to Reprise ’12 Angry Men’ Nov. 8-12
(Covington, La.) The principle of “reasonable doubt” will be on display on Nov. 8-12 in the St. Paul’s Alumni Memorial Theater during the Marian Player production of “Twelve Angry Men.” Written by Sherman L. Sergel and adapted from the television show by Reginald Rose, “Twelve Angry Men” is about a murder case with twelve normal […]
