Homework is a common form of work used worldwide to help teach students … but does it really help teach them? Do students really try their best when working on homework? Has homework become just another...

With the second grading period coming to an end, many students are having to truly study and prepare for upcoming tests and projects. The end of the second grading period is usually the time each year...

One distinguishing feature that makes Chaminade unique is its resident program. Although the majority of today’s students are day students, the student body consisted only of boarders when the school...

It is common knowledge here at Chaminade that there are some places that you just don’t want to be when it is nighttime. Some obvious ones are the tunnels underneath the school, the 4th floor, and the...

The Metro Catholic Conference, or MCC, is a sports conference of the “Big Five” private Catholic high schools. This includes Chaminade, SLUH, De Smet, CBC, and Vianney. Since its formation in 1991,...

Chaminade Homecoming dances go all the way back to the 1930s. Students used to wear pins to the dances, which later evolved into “spirit ribbons” in the late 1960s. These ribbons were sold to raise...

Diversity. We hear the word used so often, but what does it actually mean? I sat down with Mrs. Wright to learn more about what diversity means to her, as well as some of the upcoming diversity, equity,...

Chaminade basketball continued its season with a massive MCC rivalry game against CBC on Friday night and a game against O'Fallon on Saturday.  Unfortunately, Chaminade were defeated 76-67 against CBC...

With the beginning of the second semester comes Mock Trial competitions.  Each year in mid-October, twenty or so students start preparing their mock trial case.  Mrs. Justusson, the club’s organizer...