Ella Alexander is a senior and a second-year staffer on Le Journal. She is a co-print Editor-in-Chief and is so excited to lead the publication. She loved covering the Chief’s Super Bowl win last year, as she’s filled with KC pride and spent her childhood Sunday afternoons watching games with her family.
The spotlights illuminate the black box theater at Avila University as junior Rin Cambell takes the stage. Ominous music hums through the speakers setting the audience on edge, all the while Cambell sets...
On Friday March 22, Rockhurst high school invited Sion students to the Rose theater to watch the Barbie movie in honor of women’s history month. This invite also asked for Sion students to sit on a panel...
The squeak of shoes can barely be heard over the announcers proclaiming the most recent highlight and the roar of the crowd. The cheers correspond to the dribbling, passing and shooting of the collegiate...
The Spanish soccer league, La Liga, has been experiencing controversy after the match between Getafe and Real Madrid on Thursday, Feb. 1. During the second half of the game Real Madrid midfielder Jude...
The largest conference celebrating women’s sports took place in downtown Kansas City on Tuesday Jan. 30. WIN for KC, the creators of Camp WIN, created this event and is celebrating their 30 year anniversary....
On Jan. 21 the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Buffalo Bills at Highmark stadium in the AFC divisional playoff game. This was the first playoff game, bar Super bowls, that Chief’s quarterback Patrick...
On Jan. 6 the Xcel Energy Center in Minnesota was packed with people, top to bottom almost every seat was full. History was made as fans across the state swarmed to the arena to watch Minnesota play Montreal...
Gun violence in Kansas City is rampaging. On Nov. 10 at the Independence Center five people were injured. On Nov. 12 a shooter was present at Oak Park Mall and no one was injured. Then the following Wednesday,...
A week before Halloween, and all you can hear in the halls is the murmur of “what are you wearing for Halloween?” During class students are frantically shopping on Amazon to see what will arrive in...
Friday September 1 at 9am vans full of Sion field hockey athletes left the circle drive and drove to St. Louis. Field Hockey was competing in the Gateway tournament, the same as every other year.
Field...
Juniors Suzanne Sade, Mary Margret Perkins and Claire Boma; sophmore Ella Saterwhite; and Kenyan student Sabina dig holes under the holes for drip irrigation while missions director Annie Riggs takes a...
*TRIGGER WARNING* Josphat squats next to the goat as he explains what all the parts are used for.
Walking across a log Junior Claire Boma and Kenyan student Diana follow the other students on a hike.
Junior Kosi Okuagu takes her turn tilling the garden.
*TRIGGER WARNING* In order to skin the goat junior Lucy Wittek pulls back the hide as she cuts it away from the flesh.
On a hike Junior Lucy Wittek waits for Emilie Lai to jump across a creek.
Junior Suzanne Sade tills in the garden while fellow juniors Mary Margret Peerkins, Kosi Okuagu, and Lucy Wittek watch.
Joseph teaches junior Lucy Wittek and sophmore Ella Satterwhite how to play a traditional Maasai game.
Kuresh Hassan, who works at the school, teaches the Young Conservationists how to garden and till the ground.
Junior Kate Wren starts to climb the rocks leading to a precipice.
Juniors Suzanne Sade and Lucy Wittek plant seeds in a local school's garden.
A white rhino feeds in the tall grass.
On a morning game drive the Young Conservationists saw hyenas.
Before the traditional killing of the goat juniors Kosi Okuagu and Lucy Wittek talk with Kenyan student Sabina.
Junior Mary Margret Perkins pushes the wheelbarrow to get fertilizer for the garden.
The male impala walks away from the herd.
Out on a morning game drive there was a flock of impalas basking in the sunrise.
*TRIGGER WARNING* Taking turns skinning the goat junior Suzanne Sade helps take off the hide.
At sunset the giraffe feeds on trees.
The safari cars drive back to camp for lunch.
While visiting Lewa Wilderness lodge the sun streams over the roof.
Kenyan student Diana smile for the camera while wrapped up in the traditional Maasai shuka.
While sitting on the rocks Juniors Suzanne Sade and Lucy Wittek lean in for a selfie while Sophmore Ella Satterwhite and Junior Kate Wren admire the scenery.
While on a morning drive other safari vehicles from Lewa's luxury lodges drive around tourists.
While driving the safari cars pass over a dusty road.
Junior Lucy Wittek helps till the dirt in order to plant things in the garden.
An impala was spotted on a nightly game drive.
The elephants munches on a tree.
Junior Claire Boma plants seedlings in the garden.
A black rhino a species that is critically endangered was spotted on a morning game drive.
At Lewa Wilderness Lodge the Young Conservationist learned about luxury tourism.
After eating breakfast in the forest the Young Conservationist, led by Kate Spencer look at the water source for local villages.
The Le Journal staff works tirelessly to continue to release well-developed and entertaining media. However like anyone else our staffers enjoy a nice relaxing day when they get to consume the media instead...
With the holidays approaching, gift giving season is here. It’s time to deck the halls, trim the trees and blow your entire budget. This season is a great time to explore different options when it comes...
It’s been one week since Florida was hit with one of the worst hurricanes America has seen in years. Hurricane Ian touched down inCape Coral, Florida as a category 4 hurricane on Wednesday Sept 27...
