We all take pictures with our smart phones, but some Saint Ignatius College Prep students know there’s an art and a discipline to film photos. This story takes you to class with them as they learn!
An Indiana news anchor called it the Saint Ignatius College Prep version of the "Miracle on Ice" - not because of the win, but because of what it took to play again on this incredible night, in front of an incredible crowd.
Did you know there are at least thirty thousand species of algae? That's one thing students in Chris Marks' Aquatic Science class learned when some guest educators from the Shedd Aquarium came to share what they know about the plant-like organism.
It was an amazing, down-to-the-buzzer championship game. The Saint Ignatius College Prep Girls Basketball Team finished with 66 points to Norcross High School's 67 points. But this story is about so much more than the score.
If you want to tap into the spirit of the season, look no further than one lovely tradition at Saint Ignatius College Prep that makes its full return this year following the COVID pandemic.
Heading into Thanksgiving 2022, the President of Saint Ignatius College Prep has a message. John Chandler said, "Our community wishes all of our families and friends a joyous celebration of the Thanksgiving holiday."
Saint Ignatius College Prep will be gathering as a family Monday, November 14th at 3:30 for the JV Hockey Team. Please join us at the Church of the Holy Family. And please read the following message.
Book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice. Music by Andrew Lippa. Performances: November 4, 5, 11 & 12 @ 7:30pm, also November 5 & 12 @ 2pm. Performances are held on the Bob Newhart '47 stage in the McLaughlin Theatre (1076 W. Roosevelt Road).
Days like October 8th don’t come around often for any school. This one played out at the Weibring Golf Course in Normal, Illinois, and to say it was special is an understatement.
On the eve of the 151st anniversary of the Great Chicago Fire, Oct. 8-9, 1871, we take a look back at the anti-Irish and anti-Catholic sentiments that flourished in mainstream publications.
No one becomes a woman or man for others alone. Teachers - religious and secular - are part of that formation. Parents are, too. And so is the larger community.