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Little Women

Maya Neufeld-Wall July 2, 2018

Nerinx Hall’s spring musical was a production of the timeless classic Little Women. First released as a novel in 1869, Little Women tells the story of four sisters and their mother living in New England...

The Dark Side of Spring Break

Emily Smith April 17, 2018

WARNING: This article contains sensitive information that may be a trigger to some in our audience; please proceed with caution.   Spring break can be a time for fun, leisure, and relaxation...

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How Girls Can Support Girls

Emily LaValle March 28, 2018

March 8th was International Women’s Day, a day when anyone who identifies as a woman or a girl can celebrate themselves and any other women in their lives; those who don’t identify as women can pause...

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Valentine’s Day: Where Did it Come From?

Hayley Knapik February 4, 2018

There are multiple holidays on our calendar that legitimize the overindulgence of chocolate and useless, overpriced offerings, but none of them are as memorable for this specific pattern as Valentine’s...

Spotlight: Caroleina Hassett

Spotlight: Caroleina Hassett

Emily Smith, Reporter December 15, 2017

Bonjour! Meet Caroleina Hassett, who played Belle in the Nerinx Hall production of Beauty and the Beast. Caroleina is a senior and loves being a part of the theater department. She has been in four fall...

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Fun, Friends, Food, and Français!

Katie Miromonti, OpEd Editor November 26, 2017

Many students believe they will have to wait until college or adulthood to be able to travel abroad, but this is not the case for Nerinx Hall students. The French Exchange trip allows all students, not...

Chef Dans Return

Chef Dan’s Return

Laura Smith and Olivia Yoswig November 26, 2017

When students came back to school this past August, so did Chef Dan. He began working at Nerinx Hall in January of 2015 and felt instantly at home. The students, the atmosphere, and the staff were...

Ella Genovese

Spotlight: Ella Genovese

Emily Smith, Reporter November 26, 2017

Senior Ella Genovese made waves when her narrative short film, A Boxer’s Blanket, was chosen as a finalist for the the St. Louis International Film Festival. According to the website, The 26th Annual...

The Roots of the American Thanksgiving

The Roots of the American Thanksgiving

Theresa Sholy and Maya Neufeld-Wall November 25, 2017

The American Thanksgiving season, while still recognized for its namesake, popularly comes with an abundance of food and shopping. However, this holiday season, it is particularly important to delve deeper...

photo taken at the Loretto Motherhouse

Mother Earth is Weeping: Where Climate Change Collides With Loretto

Claire Capelli, Co-Editor-in-Chief October 16, 2017

Within the past few months, the effects of climate change have been heavily highlighted with a slew of natural disasters. Hurricanes, forest fires, and a rise in temperatures globally have been among the...

Getting to Know Dr. Grumich

Getting to Know Dr. Grumich

Caroleina Hassett and Emily Smith October 16, 2017

You all know her laugh. Now get to know her. Nerinx Hall welcomes new principal Dr. Molly Grumich to its halls. Dr. Grumich attended Incarnate Word Academy, the school where she was previously principal...

Thank You, Teachers

Thank You, Teachers

Noelle Ullery, reporter May 5, 2017

Teachers dedicate their time to students helping them use their knowledge to better understand the world. Teachers contribute not only to a student’s academic success but also to her growth and development....

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