The Editors of the 85th edition of the Prep News.

A few members of the Prep News staff share their experiences during this COVID-19 quarantine. 

In a time where new forms of entertainment seem to be wearing thin, senior Logan Florida has found ways to keep himself busy. The future School of the Art Institute of Chicago student has kept himself immersed in the crafts that he is so passionate about—painting and design—by means of a sticker company and a large watercolor painting, all while continuing to juggle the final weeks of school work at St. Louis U. High.

The world of college admissions has not been exempt from the chaos of the past six weeks. This year’s admissions season is shaping up to be like no other as colleges and universities scramble to create experiences that feel as normal as possible in an otherwise chaotic time.

Class of 2020 College Decisions, Listed by College

This year's award winners.

For baseball players and other spring sport athletes, this unprecedented time in history comes with a new set of challenges due to the loss of a full season—their culminating season to prepare for the next level.

For some St. Louis U. High teachers, the radical shift in teaching has dismantled many pre-planned lessons and has forced educators to find new ways to teach interactive disciplines, like dance, lab science, and conversational language, through a screen.

The current junior and senior classes elected rising seniors John Browdy as Student Body President and James Brunts as Student Body Vice President this past Wednesday.

Over the past few weeks, Campus Ministry has been working hard to cater to students' spiritual needs during quarantine.