Ah yes, a beautiful Friday off from school. Last Friday gave Saint Joe students a much-deserved chance to rest, relax, and enjoy the springtime weather....

Road Work Ahead? I sure hope it does! Dad jokes aside, if you’re heading to school in the next few months (which I certainly hope you are), you’ll...

Upon reading the headline to this article, a good portion of you readers have just had some core Catholic grade school memories unlocked. And others of...

Several days ago, Saint Joseph High School held a historic town hall meeting to consider if our school’s nickname should be changed, or not. Let’s...

Last Tuesday, President Joe Biden delivered once more his annual State of the Union Address, to the first full House Chamber in his presidency (due to...

     A few short days from now, Saint Joseph High School will celebrate a wonderful break from academics, thanks to a four-day weekend. Yet admittedly,...

     The month of February signifies a few wonderful things. Holidays like Valentine’s Day and Presidents’ Day are approaching, spring is (supposedly)...

On a late April afternoon in 1968, America’s greatest civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on his Memphis hotel room balcony....

(NOTE: This review will contain spoilers. If you have not yet seen the movie, and intend to, please return to this article once you have. Consider yourself...

It’s the most wonderful time of year–no, not Christmas. Election Season! Just me? Ok. Regardless, Election Day has come and gone, and while as of this...

     For the past few years, the midwestern states we call our neighbors have been viewed as some of the most competitive states in the country. In...

If you’ve driven anywhere in the past few weeks, you’ve probably noticed a massive number of campaign signs and ads everywhere you look. This can only...

In the next few weeks, millions of Americans across the country will cast their votes in one of the time-honored, most sacred traditions of the United...

     “The right of citizens of the United States, who are eighteen years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States...

When asked one’s favorite animated movie, the average Saint Joe student will likely say one of the classics from Disney, Pixar, or DreamWorks. These...

Looking to vote in the midterm elections this year? Simply want to stay involved with or aware of who will be leading the government for the next few years?...

As one of the top soccer players to ever take the field in a Saint Joseph uniform, Kristin Danielson followed up her Saint Joe career with a successful...

   Looking for something to watch over the upcoming holiday break? Perhaps something relatable, funny, and often heartwarming? Look no further than the...

   As many of you may know, for the first (and hopefully last) time in history, the Saint Joseph High School Theater Department will stage an all-virtual...

   Last week saw votes being cast and counted across the country, and St. Joseph County was no exception. Our area saw many tight races across the board,...

Compared to the Hi-Way yearbooks of the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s (as seen in part 1 of this series), the editions from the 1990’s and 2000’s...

Daylight savings time–the phenomenon that gives us one day of pure hatred and tiredness a year, and one day of joy and feeling well-rested a year. Its...

Over the past decades, St.Joseph High School has undergone radical transformations, which may perhaps be best seen in the annual yearbooks of the various...

The Saint Joe High community is learning how to achieve academic success and adapt to their new work environments at home during the COVID-19 pandemic. Due...

We’ve all experienced the feeling: rushing to log into a Zoom meeting just for the Internet to fail. Panic sets in, and you wonder what you’re missing....

     Saint Joseph's rivals on the gridiron look to defeat the Indians for bragging rights in 2020, and they'll use high-octane offenses to do so. Adams,...