The School Newspaper of Ursuline Academy of Dallas
{Written by Journalism I student Katharine Bales ’22} The Ursuline/Jesuit Homecoming dance is fast-approaching, taking place on Saturday, Oct. 27 at Ursuline Academy for freshmen and sophomores and at Jesuit for the upperclassmen. Nearly all can agree that … Continue reading The Homecoming Hassle
{Written by Journalism I student Daniela Zevallos ’20} It’s that time of the year again: Homecoming season. Weeks before the Homecoming dance, people get creative with their signs when asking … Continue reading Creative Ways to Ask Someone to Homecoming
Collaboration Piece by: Bethany Roberts ’20 and Kate Janson ’20 “Who are you wearing?” “You look beautiful tonight. How long did it take you to get ready?” Young women dream … Continue reading Beauty Isn’t Skin Deep, Neither is Fashion
The place remains a haven for the bizarre books previously propping up chairs and the dusty cowboy boots that may have been a hit in the 70’s but didn’t quite … Continue reading A Curious Look into a Curious Store
I wandered into the dark, hidden store. To my left were shelves overflowing with cowboy boots, and to my right I saw a mixture of glittering disco dresses and extravagant … Continue reading The Dolly Python Experience
The stain-glass window, located in the French Family Center, that students pass by daily has a deeper history than the eye can tell. Two current students, Amanda ’19 and Julia … Continue reading The Revealed Unknown History of Ursuline’s Stain-glass Window
Imagine waking up at 5 a.m. to go to Jesuit to practice your high-kicks and dance moves two days a week, going to a long day of school every day, … Continue reading Inside the Life of a Jesuit Rangerette
Surprise! This year, scientists have discovered that only 10 percent of flu-injections are effective because of the fast mutation of the influenza virus, making it one of the worst flu … Continue reading Warning Dallas: The Flu is on the Loose
Non-profit and restaurant are not words that usually come together to describe a business, but Café Momentum fulfills both these rolls. Their motto is, “Eat. Drink. Change Lives,” which encapsulates … Continue reading Cafe Momentum: A Place of Hope
On Christmas morning 2017, 7-year-old Jackson Harris received his first Christmas present since fleeing his home with his mother and living in a shelter for victims of domestic and sexual … Continue reading Breakfast with St. Nick and Brighter Tomorrows
We all know about the life of an Ursuline girl, but what about those girls at Bishop Lynch who must go to school with boys; what’s their life at school … Continue reading The Life of a Bishop Lynch Girl
Although it may have seemed that just a month ago the Californians were evacuating for the wildfires caused by the everlasting drought, the Californians are now in critical condition due … Continue reading Mudslides in California: The Bipolar Weather