I still distinctly remember my first big final. It was in eighth grade and I had no idea what I was doing. I sat at my desk for nearly half an hour just flipping through the pages of things I was meant...

This summer, three teachers traveled to the Upper West Side for a five-day development opportunity on teaching civil discourse.  “I’m always trying to figure out how we can do a better job of teaching...

McLain’s Bakery McLain’s sugar cookie featured cute seasonal designs. I went for the pumpkin cookie because of its high frosting content (what can I say, I love frosting), but mummy cookies were also...

Oct. 31: Storm Stomp  Storm Stomp is a school-wide fundraiser raising money for student scholarships. Students are invited to fundraise $35 each for the opportunity to dress up for Halloween and take...

On Tuesday, Oct. 8, Sion hosted its annual tailgate before the volleyball game against St Teresa’s Academy. The tailgate serves as an admissions event organized by Director of Admissions Katie Glatz. “At...

Enjoy the first mass of the year and learn more about the parts of a Catholic Mass and your opportunities to participate.

    Each year, Sion welcomes a new class of freshmen with various school traditions. This new class begins the year with timeless classics such as the beanie ceremony, new orientation...

Bailey Biggs In this portfolio, senior Bailey Biggs focused on making her pieces reflect herself and her interests, including her interest in gore. Biggs mixed cuter images, such as teddy bears and...

In the age of fast fashion, new clothing is only $5 and a single click away. However, the environmental and social effect of such rampant consumerism bears many hidden dangers. There are alternatives to...

Summer is approaching, bringing with, for many of us, more time. Time to explore new concepts, practice old skills and re-discover past favorites. One way to stay engaged over the summer is through a book...

March, and with it music in our school's month, has come to an end, but many more musical events are on the horizon. Here is a brief overview of some of the events coming to Sion in April.   Tri-M...

The Oscars, or Academy Awards, are a spring ceremony to recognize achievement in the film industry. Awards presented range from Best Picture to Best Actor in a Supporting Role to Best Makeup. The Oscars...

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died in a Siberian penal colony on Feb. 16, destabilizing the movement six months before the next election. Russian refusal to release the body has also led many,...

The House of Representatives impeached Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas with a vote of 214 to 213 on Feb. 13, marking the second time a Cabinet official has ever been impeached. "Mayorkas...

A tax cut bill, House Bill 2284, proposed in the legislature was vetoed by Governor Laura Kelly on January 26th. This week, it is anticipated that Kansas Republicans will move to override the veto and...

On Jan 23 at 2:00 a.m. local time, a magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck the mountainous western Xinjiang region of China, leading to three deaths and 120 damaged buildings, including 47 collapsed houses....

This January, record-breaking cold fronts and winter storms have occurred across the U.S., leading to power outages, many states issuing states of emergency and deaths. More cold is also expected in the...

This year, Sion’s varsity team won against Barstow 46-7 and defeated Harrisonville by around 25 points. The Basketball Jamboree is an annual Sion tradition where the varsity team plays various other...

Every year in the fall, Worlds of Fun is transformed from an amusement park into a haunted experience. Guests can experience all of the standard rides and a few extra experiences like haunted mazes, outdoor...

Fun Club With Fun Club comes crafts, candy, games and more as every week brings a new activity designed to help everyone have fun. “My favorite part about Fun Club is that it’s kind of like a...