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Displayed throughout the school hallways and classrooms, the 988 suicide hotline reminds students that there is help if they are struggling with mental health. The national hotline is open 24/7 and connects callers to trained counselors.

Call Now: A three-digit code could save a person’s life

Emma Lazarczyk, Alena Gillespie, and Mary-Kathryn Wert
September 30, 2022
Circled together, the Bohaty herd discusses topics as part of the Fully Alive program. Fully Alive helps with students social and emotional well-being.

Q&A with Dean of Students Alex Keith

Will Baska, Staff Writer
September 30, 2022
Blast from the Past: Students dress retro for 80s Mixer

Blast from the Past: Students dress retro for 80s Mixer

Sophia Gassett and Mary-Kathryn Wert
August 26, 2022
Academic Blues: Students face burnout returning to second semester workload

Academic Blues: Students face burnout returning to second semester workload

Mary-Kathryn Wert, Emma Lazarczyk, and Kellan O
March 3, 2022
Social Studies teacher Amy Lukert: What were you involved with at school? Debate, forensics, tennis and softball for a few years. Is there anything in high school that you did that you would like to bring back? Donkey ball. What was your favorite part about high school? Being with friends every day, being a part of the debate and forensics team and doing tournaments on the weekends and coming up to home games just to hang out with my friends.

Once a Stag: Alumni return to a place they call home

Isabel Copeland, Editor-In-Chief
March 3, 2022
Dress Code or No: Students compare their experiences with the uniform policy

Dress Code or No: Students compare their experiences with the uniform policy

Mary-Kathryn Wert, Alena Gillespie, Natalie Martinez, and Emma Lazarczyk
February 22, 2022
Focused on his music, senior Dawson Ribbey plays the flute at the Fall Concert on Oct. 20. The band performed first before the hand bell choir, Miege Singers, Treble Choir and Concert Chorale. “Performing with other people helps you feel safer and like you have security in case you mess up,” Ribbey said.

Stag Perspectives

December 9, 2021
Posing for a photo, Mr. and Mrs. Verschelden smile together for the picture. This photo was taken while they were coaching at a Cross Country meet.

Thick As Blood: Family coaches lead cross country and tennis teams

Mary-Kathryn Wert, Design Editor
September 30, 2021
Lining up against the Rockhurst center, sophomore defensive lineman Arasto Sadeghi gets ready for the next play.

Rivalry Season: Miege plays against Rockhurst in rivalry game

Mary-Kathryn Wert, Design Editor
September 29, 2021
During her French III class, junior Addison Summers reads a letter from her pen-pal. Her pen-pal, Iman, introduced herself and talked about her life in Belgium.

Friends From Afar: French pen-pal program continues with upper-level classes

Mary-Kathryn Wert, Design Editor
September 24, 2021
Junior Isabel Copeland logs into her computer during Newspaper.

Junior connects her mental health to other struggles in her life

Isabel Copeland, Editor
May 6, 2021
Sophomore Mary-Kathryn Wert smiles for a headshot. This was taken shortly after Miege became all in-person.

Sophomore navigates mental health amidst global pandemic

MaryKathryn Wert, Staff Writer
May 6, 2021
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