Xavier’s annual student art show, coined the Student Art Feast, took place Wednesday, April 6, at sunset. Students and parents lined the corridors surrounding the Stark Gallery. They enjoyed complimentary...

The term “feminine genius” may connote a domestic meaning, an image of a harried mother bustling around to cook breakfast for her husband and to sweep up her children’s messes. Pope John Paul II...

Almost every high school in Arizona has tennis teams, soccer teams and basketball teams. Xavier is widely known for its excellence in these popular sports. However, not many Arizona high schools boast...

Every school year, Xavier students mark the X Breakfast date in their mental calendars. It is the cherished single day of the school year - save for occasional days during finals week - where students...

This February, Jordan Baker ‘21 delivered a convincing and impassioned discourse that won her first place in the 2021 California Speech and Debate Invitational hosted by the University of California,...

There is no question that the age group most devastatingly impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic is that of senior citizens, people aged 65 and older. In October 2020, the CDC estimated that approximately...

Cross country is the only Xavier fall sport that regularly practices in the morning rather than the afternoon. This is done primarily to avoid the heat of the late summer months.  Consequently, any...

100 percent of Xavier’s Class of 2020, also known as the “Class of Covid-19”, will be attending college next year. Some girls will be going out-of-state and some girls will be staying in-state. Some...

Most people can remember believing in Santa Claus when they were younger, believing that if they were good all year, they would receive the presents they asked for on Christmas Day. Santa Claus gave us...