Article by PhoenixOnline writer Sarah Zaikowski ’27 Once a swimmer, now a tenacious runner, Zach Paggi showed how dedicated effort achieves new heights and remarkable “prs” at the 71st Annual Bishop Loughlin Games, where he rose to the rank of number three in New York state. Like any athlete before a competition, he felt slightly…
Alumni challenged common misconceptions and encouraged students to view HBCUs as competitive, diverse institutions that have produced leaders across fields such as medicine, law, education, business, and the arts.
Article by Phoenix writer Sarah Zaikowski ’27 This past weekend the Boys Varsity Track team was honorably invited to the Nor’Easter at The TRACK in Boston sponsored by New Balance. Damion Gordon Jr. won the 55-meter dash in a time of an astounding 6.48 seconds, setting a new personal best and lowering his own school…
Article by Phoenix Writer Amelia Campbell ’26 The student body gathered together for the student concert on Thursday December 11. Held during a school day assembly, the student concerts preview the Christmas concerts for family performed on several evenings before the Holiday. The student concerts serve a dual purpose as a dress rehearsal for the…
“I am here simply to pray for Kellenberg and to be a servant of vocations.”
Every Thursday evening in Tech Room 2, the buzz of 20 eager Junior and Senior students can be heard, gathering to learn and examine the ins and outs of the field of cybersecurity.
For four hours total, students were able to get a good look at the full campus at St. John’s. Of course, since the trip revolved around Physics, they visited the new St. Vincent Health Sciences Center. It is used by all St. John’s nursing students as well as any student in a Health Sciences program, including Pharmacology.
The best part about this program is that it’s completely free for 2,000+ students.
The Phoenix Emporium has launched a new array of merchandise this year.
Article by Phoenix writer Maggie Carey ’27: Admission counselors from Molloy University visited 25 seniors for the first Instant Decision Day on Friday, October 31 in the Heart and Mind Meeting Room. Impressively, every single student in attendance was accepted with merit scholarships. The range of scholarships was between $18,000 and $32,000 per year. Tuition…
