Written by Byron L. ‘27 On a bright and calm Thursday morning two weeks ago, students gathered in the St. Joseph Basilica for the first liturgy of the school year. Students were encouraged to dress formally for this special occasion with the 12th, 11th, 10th, and 9th grade students showing…

Written by Sophie S. ‘27 Our SJND’s girls’ JV volleyball team just made their game against Bentley High their 10th win in a row giving them a 10–0 streak. They’ve had an exciting season so far with a fun-loving journey leading up to their 10th win. The JV girls first…

Written by Brandon N. ‘27 Lunchtime Intramural basketball started on September 13, 2023 and the matchups are exciting and competitive. There are 15 teams in the league and consist of boys and girls that all want to play basketball and have fun. …

Written by Aniya W. ‘27 Because of opera’s intense vocal range and resonance, it has been known as one of the most difficult singing styles to learn and master. Italian opera began around the 15th century in Florence, Italy when Jacopo Peri composed the first operatic song called Dafne. To…

Written by Jeanette M. ‘27 In the beginning of our 2023–2024 school year, SJND not only welcomes new freshmen, but many new teachers. One of these teachers is our new choir teacher, Ms. Chaix, who is also renewing the school’s singing club, One Voice. Today, we talked to Ms. …

Written by Tej P. ‘27

Written by Nicolaus T. ‘27 SYNOPSIS Haroun and the Sea of Stories is a book about the titular protagonist Haroun, and his adventure through the strange and fantastical world of Kahini, all in the name to stop the evil Cultmaster Khattam-Shud. …

Written by Thomas S. ‘27 Recently, a club has been stirring up the SJND Kelly Gymnasium. A club where ordinary people and athletes alike can reach their full physical potential. A place where people can grow stronger, be better, all together. The club you may ask? The Weightlifting Club! …

Written by Melina A. ‘27 The SJND freshmen class dove head first into Integrated Science and found Dr. Beaulis dead on the first day of school surrounded by blood and mysterious marbles thrown about. As the first Integrated Science unit of the year, ninth graders are studying forensics and solving…