The Medical Society welcomed medical students from Tulane University, who shared firsthand insight into the path to medical school and steps students can take now to prepare for a future in medicine. The visitors also encouraged Blue Jays to thoughtfully explore their interests and understand the commitment required before pursuing a career in the medical field.

Senior Peter Favalora, a member of the Philelectic Society’s tech crew, meticulously measures lumber in preparation for cuts during set construction for the upcoming production of Floyd Collins.

Intramural flag football brings plenty of action to lunchtime as Blue Jays battle across grade levels. For the Jays, sometimes the best competition happens between classes.

University of Alabama admissions representative Sharon Nowicki stopped by Carrollton & Banks earlier this week to meet with students and answer questions about life at Alabama. Before she left, she gave our Blue Jays quite the compliment: they always ask the best questions!

House competition took over lunch as students from each house faced off in an old-fashioned arm wrestling showdown. With bragging rights on the line, there were more red faces, strained muscles, and sweat than ever around the lunch tables.

Senior Josh Chaix gives underclassmen a firsthand look at the Pro-Life Club during Co-Curricular Rush. From meeting times and club discussions to activities and opportunities for involvement, Chaix shared what students can expect as members of the club.

Student Activities Director Matt Orillion ’98, Student Council moderators Jacob Campos ’13 and John Kling ’17, and Admissions Officer Matt Firmin ’10 race for the podium during Welcome Week’s Mario Kart competition. Firmin crossed the finish line with points for Canisius House.

Pre-freshman William Bonano winds up to launch a water balloon at his house prefect after correctly answering a Mario-inspired trivia question during Welcome Week.

Coach Matthew Firmin ’10 cheers with excitement as his house, Canisius, wins the first house cup points of the year at the pep rally following an exhilarating series of relay races and games.

Senior Oliver Burgau fires up the newest Blue Jays with the Gizzard t-shirt cannon during the new student orientation pep rally. Members of the Student Council Executive Board kept the energy high, getting the Jays excited and ready to kick off the new school year.

Campers at Jesuit Basketball Camp learned the proper way to perform the Blue Jay Jumping Jacks warm-up from members of the basketball team. Serving as camp counselors, the players helped teach the next generation of Jays the fundamentals of basketball while sharing their knowledge of the game.

During Teacher Appreciation Week, we celebrate the faculty whose daily example, care, and commitment form an essential part of Jesuit’s hidden curriculum. In gratitude for their dedication, Principal Dr. Jeremy Reuther ’01, Academic Assistant Principal Kathy Juhas, Director of Student Affairs Helen Swan, and Director of Pedagogy and Instruction Chad Howatt ’92 served Creole Creamery ice cream to faculty members as a small token of appreciation for the profound impact they make each day.

Seniors are dismissed from classes one final time at Jesuit. Senior Zach LaGraize and his classmates exploded out of Traditions Courtyard at the sound of the last bell, gathering on Will Clark Field for their final full day of classes.

Seniors Cole Puneky and Tanner Hughes stepped up as Big Brothers on Welcome Day, joining hundreds of fellow students in greeting and guiding our newest Blue Jays. Their energy and leadership helped make each new student feel at home from the very start. Thank you to all who served as Big Brothers and helped welcome the new Jays into the Jesuit community!

The sailing team competed at the Mississippi State Championship at Bay Waveland Yacht Club, finishing 2nd in fleet racing and 1st in team racing. Team members included seniors David Karcher, Aidan McKoin, Matthew Brown, Jonathan Brockhoff; junior Arthur Meade; and freshmen Jack Meade, Parker Lilly, Harrison Teske, and Liam Moore, with Reed Gibbs also contributing in fleet racing.