Just like that, the track season is off and running. In the past two weeks, the track team has already competed in three different meets with another one just around the corner. The SLUH JV/C 1 meet kicked off the season on March 23 followed by the annual McCullough-Douglass meet on the 26th, and just this past Saturday, the Jr. Bills took home the team trophy at the Lindbergh Invitational.

While the water polo warriors of SLUH were abroad shredding the champion of Chicago, their native waters were stolen right from under their noses. 

Beginning this Monday, sophomore conversations have once again returned—and this year, they are back in person. The conversations, which will last until the end of this month, will give the Class of 2024 a valuable check-in halfway through their individual SLUH journeys.

SLUH Seniors waltzed into the Si Commons with their mothers for SLUH’s annual Mom Prom on Sunday, March 27. The epitome of the mother-son activities hosted by the SLUH Mothers Club, this dance brought together a wonderful group of seniors and their moms under the beat of the same drum from musical guest Dr. Zhivegas. Though filled with a fair share of embarrassing moments of moms dancing in front of their sons, and beignets, the group nevertheless danced the night away together for one last time. 

SLUH’s Mock Trial team competed in the Missouri High School Mock Trial Competition in St. Charles this past weekend, where they faced off against many of the top teams from all across the state in a judicial jostle.

While the rest of the school was enjoying the first day of their four day weekend, the sophomores were able to experience two days of activities and fun. From watching How to Train your Dragon to writing out journal passages, the sophomores worked on growing individually and as a group during their sophomore retreat last Thursday.

The SLUH Robotics team capped off three months of hard work with the FIRST robotics competition at Chaifetz Arena last weekend. 

The Jesuit Provincial from the United States Central and Southern Province, Fr. Tom Greene, SJ, visited SLUH for a routine visit last Monday. 

Students in an all-boys school can have a limited perspective when it comes to gender equality, but the SLUH for Gender Equality (SLUH4GE) club is working to combat this limitation.