The Future of the Journalism Field, an ‘All Hands on Deck Moment’
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) “We need your voice, we need your courage, we need it now.” During the 2017 Al Neuharth Free Spirit Conference in June, Charles C. Haynes, vice president of the Newseum Institute, was asked about his confidence in the future of journalism, and he promptly responded with this call to arms, deeming the current […]
LADOTD Proposes Widening I-12 in New Project
(COVINGTON, La.) The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) recently proposed a project that would widen Interstate 12 from about one mile west of the Louisiana Highway 21 interchange to the Highway 59 interchange a few miles east after traffic conditions have worsened. “Currently, I-12 consists of two travel lanes in each direction,” states to […]
Wolf’s Eye View: My Recent Experience in Rapidly Recovering Charlottesville
(CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.) Charlottesville, Virginia, recently saw a jaw-dropping display of a culture many thought had disappeared. On Aug. 11, the campus of the University of Virginia and the surrounding town of Charlottesville were scattered with protesters, counter-protesters, and tens of thousands of petrified citizens caught in the middle of a historically terrifying riot. I was […]
SPS Food, Supply Drive to Offer Relief for Harvey Victims
(COVINGTON, La.) The SPS HOSA chapter is asking the St. Paul’s community to rally to help the people and pets who have been victims of Hurricane Harvey through a food and supply drive that will occur through Sept. 14 on campus. The supplies collected will go to the St. Tammany Humane Society and the Northshore […]
Personal Growth, Servant Leadership Embody 2017 LSL Experience
(MORAGA, Calif.) On Sunday, July 16, I cautiously entered Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport with an intense amount of anxious curiosity plaguing my mind. I had never flown on an airplane before. Throughout my life, I had hardly ever traveled. Thus, I felt severely misplaced while standing in the crowded airport lobby. However, as […]
Student Missionaries Embark on Summer West Virginia Service Trip
(HAMLIN, W.V.) Waking up before sunrise during the summer is usually not a very appealing task for a high school student, but this case was different. On Saturday, July 1, around 6:30 a.m., a group of St. Paul’s students joined other members of the Christ Episcopal Youth Group and eagerly loaded their bags into passenger […]
SPS Students Attended Summer Louisiana Youth Seminar, Gain Leadership Advice
(BATON ROUGE, La.) A group of St. Paul’s students over the summer learned valuable leadership skills and built relationships at the five-day Leadership Youth Seminar (LYS) at Louisiana State University. “(LYS) is not a lot of sleep; it’s a lot of work, but fun work,” junior Josh Rovira said. “You are always entertained, and you […]
Annual ‘Stuff the Bus’ Food Drive Proves Smashing Success
(COVINGTON, La.) — During this year’s annual Stuff the Bus Food Drive, St. Paul’s School, along with Our Lady of the Lake Roman Catholic School, Mary Queen of Peace Catholic School, St. Peter’s School, Archbishop Hannan High School and St. Scholastica Academy, accumulated 10,088 lbs. of non-perishable food items. These donations, collected on Tuesday, April […]
True Guitar Hero Seeks Guitar Donations for Summer Program
(COVINGTON, La.) — This summer, St. Paul’s student Cullen Irwin has decided to spend his time on others instead of himself. He has committed himself to teaching guitar to children three days a week at Christ Episcopal’s at-risk children’s summer camp and is seeking guitar donations from the community. Irwin is an experienced guitarist; he […]
