As my alarm shrieked into the still air of my bedroom at 6 A.M last Friday, I subconsciously questioned why I wanted to do this. Why did I want to fly to Cleveland Ohio to participate in a leadership summit...
For the average NYC high school student, the impending arrival of college prep is, frankly, inevitable. In many ways, college talk is inescapable; it can find you in the classroom, at the dinner table,...
Eleven years ago, the College Board implemented radical changes to the content of the SAT: an optional essay portion, the removal of the English vocabulary section, and the elimination of penalties for...
Opening with the freshman football team’s scrimmage against Stuyvesant High School, Spirit Week started strong, with the Xavier Knights taking the win. After the weekend, the festivities continued on...
With the divided state of our country, especially in this period of a closely contested election, many Americans turn to polls in hopes of getting answers as to how the states and nation as a whole will...
As Xavier students embark on the second official Holocaust Studies Trip to Poland, I would like to reflect on the inaugural trip that I am so grateful to have been a part of, and share insights from students...
