Article by PhoenixOnline writer Zoe Argenziano ’27
Laissez les bons temps rouler! The One Heart, One Mind Many Cultures Club surely let the good times roll at the Haitian Independence Day celebration on January 13, 2026.
Article by PhoenixOnline writer Jazmeen Osae-Kwapong The Kellenberg community, adorned in their favorite football team’s jerseys and sweatshirts, came together to donate various non-perishable food items for the school’s Souper Bowl VI on Friday, February 6. This food drive was an immense success, and allowed the students to embrace a spirit of giving amidst…
Article by PhoenixOnline Writer James Watkins ’26 Generous, righteous, and revolutionary! In all likelihood, this is what went through the minds of many people when learning about Billie Eilish’s donation of $11.5 million to charity. While doing this, she called out billionaires for their “cowardice” and perhaps changed some hearts for the benefit of the…
Victoria White said, “This club has become a place where I can come and relate to the girls around me; it is a whole new community for me.”
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 Ailish Blaney ’28 This year, Kellenberg started Advent with spirit. On December 2, Kellenberg hosted its annual door-decorating contest. Each homeroom transformed doors and classrooms into candy-land forests and winter wonderlands. Halls blasted Frank Sinatra while students draped banners and hung Christmas ornaments. With everything on the line, homerooms viciously…
Article by Phoenix Writer Bryce Fiore-Heery ’28 Kindness is a beautiful thing, and the last two weeks at Kellenberg have been a serene experience. World kindness week has gone quite well for the students at Kellenberg memorial, across the Latin school and the High school. The project, spearheaded by Mr. Lyons in conjunction with the…
The best part about this program is that it’s completely free for 2,000+ students.
It came to me like wind. It was neither the Gospel nor the words of the priest’s homily. Rather, the deep calling to find God that came over me stemmed from something much different.
Article by Phoenix writer Karim Adetayo ’25: The KMHS One Heart One Mind Many Cultures Club celebrated Black History Month with presentations on fashion, dances, HBCUs, food, music, and a fun Family Feud event to end the celebration. These events that took place throughout the month showcased the vast, rich, and diverse culture that Black…
