THE LIGHT

by JACLYN WENHOLD '22

by GABRIELA SELVA '24

by CAMERON WILBURN '23

by KAT FITZPATRICK '23

by FIONA MACK '22

by SOPHIA GARCIA '21

by RORY BRADLEY '22

by KAT FITZPATRICK '23

by ALEX HAAS '21

by KATHLEEN FITZPATRICK '23

by SAMANTHA WOODKE '20

by ARIANNA DZIADKOWIEC '19 The theme of this year’s annual Tech Olympics showcase is Level Up. For our project we chose to "level up" in...

by ARIANNA DZIADKOWIEC '19 Bird is a company that offers rentable and shareable electric scooters for city travelers. In the past few...

by ROSEMARIE BINGHAM '18 Pancakes, Egg McMuffins, cinnamon melts; all these items are now available at your convenience. All McDonald's...

by LAUREN RUESINK '18 On August 25, Hurricane Harvey crashed into Houston, Texas with destructive force. Although the city is designed to...

by EMMA MOCK '19 On September 9th the Cincinnati Bell Connector, Cincinnati’s very own streetcar, celebrated its first birthday. The...

by GRACE BURLEIGH '17 Fueled by the controversy of Brexit, Scotland has declared a second referendum for political independence from...

by ROSEMARIE BINGHAM '18 In late January, Mayor John Cranley proudly announced Cincinnati, Ohio to be a “sanctuary city,” joining other...

by CATHERINE DIECKMAN '17 As newspaper headlines in the United States continue to focus on the results of the presidential election in...

by NICOLE MAKARAS '20 As a president is inaugurated, he begins to represent America and what we as a country stand for. Alongside those...

by LAUREN RUESINK '18 As we celebrate Black History Month this February, it’s easy to think about Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus...

by KATIE SCHULTE '18 The idea of using voice command on phones-- like Siri on the iPhone or Cortana on tablets-- is not new. However, the...

by GRACIE DAVIS '19 Women march, but so do men. People that have been protesting for their entire lives come to the march, but so do...

by MOIRA GARRY '18 The US Capitol Building decorated for the inauguration of Donald Trump This past year was a presidential election...

by GRACE BURLEIGH '17 49 years after his tragic death, America still celebrates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in 2017 with...

by HANNAH DURBIN '19 Not too long ago, Mary Ann Roncker came to our school to sell handcrafted jewelry and accessories during lunch. She...

by EMMA MOCK '19 Do you pick a new and unattainable New Year’s Resolution every year, but fail to see it through the first week? If so,...

by CATHERINE DIECKMAN '17 On Friday, October 21, the United Nations named Wonder Woman an honorary ambassador for the Empowerment of...

by SOPHIE AUSTIN On October 21, 2016, my mother, a pediatric dentist, brought me to attend the annual American Dental Association meeting...

by GRACIE DAVIS '19 “So much history [is] yet to be made” declared First Lady Michelle Obama in her Keynote Address at the Young African...

by NICOLE MAKARAS '20 Towards the end of September, “creepy clowns” began to show up all around Ohio, making their appearance in the...

by ROSEMARIE BINGHAM '18 In this upcoming election, there are two main candidates voters of all ages are focusing on: Donald Trump and...

by KATIE SCHULTE '18 Source : http://www.marcogrob.com/work/detail/id/1138 During this upcoming election, young voters will be extremely...

by EMMA MOCK '19 Cincinnati’s newest mode of transportation, the streetcar dubbed the Cincinnati Bell Connector, is now open and running...

by KATIE SCHULTE '18 On May 28, 2016, a 3 year old boy fell into a gorilla enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo. The gorilla, named Harambe,...

by LAUREN RUESINK '18 It’s 2 AM in the Congo Rainforest as the jungle glows red; one of the area’s active volcanoes has erupted and its...

by ROSEMARIE BINGHAM '18 and CAROLINE LEYES '18 In the summer of 2016, three mission groups from St. Ursula Academy traveled outside...

by CATHERINE DIECKMAN '17 While the United States may be in the midst of the 2016 Presidential Election, countries around the world are...

by HANNAH DURBIN '19 The New York, Arkansas, and New Jersey state governments are trying to pass a law banning texting while crossing the...

by GRACE BURLEIGH '17 As the SUA Literature department will be thrilled to tell you, April 23rd marks both the alleged birthday and death...

by KATIE SCHULTE '18 The dreaded 6:00 AM alarm rings a final time. You roll out of bed and get ready for school. The school day flies by,...

by LAUREN RUESINK '18 Wrappers wrinkle against your fingers as you fumble for the bright orange bag—which happens to have been hidden in...

by GRACE BURLEIGH '17 “We are not the sum of our weaknesses and failures; we are the sum of the Father’s love for us and our real...

by EMILIE KILFOIL '17 In our history classes at SUA, we learn about the U.S. labor movements of the early twentieth century. We discuss...

by EMILIE KILFOIL '18 5. Ted Cruz is Canadian Recently, the legitimacy of Republican Candidate Ted Cruz’s presidential campaign came into...

by CASSIDY SERGER '19 We all know why we celebrate Christmas and Halloween, but does anyone really know why we make New Year’s...

by HANNAH DURBIN '19 In late December, when Christmas is just about all wrapped up for the year, many people take their Christmas trees...

by MEGAN BRINKWORTH '16 It’s the unmistakable sound of bells ringing outside the grocery store or the mall. The bell ringer for the...

by ROSEMARIE BINGHAM '18 The Syrian Refugee Crisis is a current event that many are familiar with, but don’t fully understand. The crisis...

by KATIE SCHULE '18 Friday the 13th. No one expects the horror stories to come true. In Paris on November 13, 2015, they did. On this...