“St. X is a special place," Baisch said. "I hope being a part of St. X football made an impact on every player that came through our program like it did on me.”

The annual Pink and White flag football game is an event where students from Sacred Heart Academy, Assumption High School, St. Xavier and Trinity High School come together to raise funds for cancer through the sale of tickets and t-shirts, as well as donations. There are two different teams, with St. X and Assumption joining forces as Team Pink, and Sacred Heart and Trinity as Team White.

A brand-new turf field is in the works of being added to Saint Xavier's top-of-the-line campus. The grass field behind the baseball field, the only grass field on campus, is currently being used as a practice field for sports such as soccer and lacrosse. Coaches, athletic directors, and the president of Saint Xavier want to put more use into it, though.

20% off any item in the store until May 15 for St. X students if you use the code "XNEWS" at checkout!

The last day of spring break for many was a day to rest and recharge their batteries, but not for the members of the Animal Conservation Club (ACC). On Monday April 5, the ACC voyaged to the Louisville Zoo to see the gracious creatures that call our city home. 

It's been said that it's not how long you do something, but how well you do it. In the case of Mr. and Mrs. White, both are true.

When Spring rolls around in the Bluegrass, Kentuckians gravitate towards one thing, the Kentucky Derby. The equine club is in its third year of operation at St. X and had its second meeting of the year on Tuesday morning. The club welcomed its first guest speaker of the year, Phil Bauer. Bauer is a St. X alum ('03) and thoroughbred racehorse trainer based out of Louisville. 

Andrew Stairs brings depth and passion to his portrayal of Otto Frank in the upcoming production of The Diary of Anne Frank, guided by director Ariane Barrie-Stern's emphasis on curiosity and exploration.

Although there are technically no winners at KUNA, St. X had its most successful showing in recent years.

Anyone can read about the plight of others and discuss what it might feel like to be in certain situations, but the best way to learn empathy is to follow the old adage and walk a mile in someone else's shoes. St. X's theology department organized an activity that let students step into the shoes of people living in poverty through a tangible simulation. 

In just two short years, the St. X mock trial team went from a mere concept to competing in the state tournament.

There is certainly a level of pressure that goes into being a solo performer in the spotlight; however, knowing you have supporters in the crowd is sure to relieve some of that fear. This was the case for senior Chase Hubbuch in the state level Poetry Out Loud competition.