Since its relocation to the lowest level of Kelly Hall, the spirit shop has begun to carry and sell uniform pants. The store continues to offer uniform shirts and sweatshirts, in addition to other spirit gear. The uniform...
After the cancellation of prom last year, students are wondering if this year’s prom will take place. While prom coordinators wish they could give an answer, the truth is that they don’t really know. Planning a high...
The snowstorm on Feb. 17 resulted in a first for this school year on the Hill: A hybrid schedule, with students both at home and on campus just for the day. Principal Mrs. Julie Barthel outlined the process that was used...
Irish welcome German exchange student
Nick Bozzelli-Levine, Reporter
February 18, 2021
This semester, there’s a brand new member of the Hill. As part of a multicultural exchange program, junior Julia Wesjohann is joining students here for the spring semester...
Two senior girls earn Boy Scouts’ top honor
By Ellie Moores, Reporter
February 17, 2021
For more than 100 years, the Boy Scouts of America was a strictly male organization and was adamant about keeping girls out of the program. In fact, in 1991 BSA was sued by...
Class of ’14 alumnus is studying to become a priest
Ethan Lamar, Reporter
February 10, 2021
Mr. Ben Sasin ’14 has chosen to become a priest. Sasin went to public school from kindergarten to eighth grade, but he said that going to a Catholic school for high school...
To all those involved in providing religion class options for next year’s juniors and seniors, thank you for your flexibility and for your willingness to do what’s best for students. A staple...
The return to school brought back many groans for all after a much needed (and appreciated) break, but also excitement as the first week of the second semester the Irish returned to the Hill for in-person...
The Irish community lost another student, brother, son, teammate and friend when senior Jonathon Knoll tragically passed away in the early hours of Dec. 13. The Class of ‘21, still continuing to mourn...
The pandemic has stretched into something over the past eight months that is no longer simply affecting people across the globe, or even in just the East Coast, but rather has impacted everyone up to this...
In this Covid era of lockdowns and super spreaders, it has been quite a while since something as commonplace as snowfall has caused an adjustment to on campus learning, as was the case on Feb. 16, when classes were switched...
The men's junior varsity and varsity basketball games originally scheduled for Feb. 16 against Bishop Chatard were canceled due to a snowstorm and will not be rescheduled, according to Athletics Director Mr. Rick Streiff. Head...
As the men’s basketball team wraps up the regular season and prepares for the tournament, Head Coach Mr. Jason Delaney provided his perspective on what the Irish must do in order to win the Sectional for the first time...
