The Student News Site of Bishop Miege

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The Student News Site of Bishop Miege

Bishop Miege Press
The Student News Site of Bishop Miege

Bishop Miege Press
Describing himself as a frequent social media user, junior Devyn Davis shared his thoughts on how the American TikTok ban is being handled.

Scrolling Ceases – Students express thoughts on TikTok’s uncertain future

Sophia Hart, Writer
March 10, 2025
Seniors from the school are considering a variety of colleges to attend in the fall. A majority has committed to Kansas State and Kansas University.

Going Far and Near with New Beginnings: Seniors share their collegiate results 

Mary Cate Dunn, Web Editor-In-Chief
March 6, 2025
Social studies teacher Maggie Verscheldoen is pictured at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts with a range of the juniors and seniors in the class.

Gaining Culture through Choreography: New African American studies class attends ballet

Elaina Gibson, Print Editor-In-Chief
March 5, 2025
According to a Statisca survey, the most common New Years resolutions include goals such as saving money, dieting, and managing how time is spent. Many students have set similar goals for themselves for personal development.

New Year, New Goals, New Life: Students strive for resolutions to bring about the best version of themselves

Bria Sutherlin, Assistant Copy-Editor
February 24, 2025
Fantasy Fanatics: Football game shows popularity amongst students

Fantasy Fanatics: Football game shows popularity amongst students

Bebe Preu, Staff Writer
February 3, 2025
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Senior Spotlight: Teresa Sollars and Caitlin Coble received superior scores at the annual Kansas Thespian Festival

Bella Dessert
January 28, 2025
Junior Spencer Moxley continuing his 3D printing work in the Joseph Pedrotti Lab located in the school.

Era of Entrepreneurship: The rising trend of business, independence and internship among students

Bella Dessert, Copy Editor
January 24, 2025
Carefully wrapping gifts, senior Addison Tindle dedicated to helping her community by donating items for Red Bag. “ I think Red Bag is important because we get to help out families in need, and it makes the kids feel special,” Tindle said. “I don’t think kids should have to worry about Christmas, and helping out like this takes stress off the parents’ shoulders.”

Called To Serve: Season of giving emphasizes student’s service

Elaina Gibson, Print Editor-In-Chief
January 23, 2025
Standing next to Campus Minister Bill Creach, senior Gannon Cole presses his palms in prayer as he shows reverence during an all school mass.

Faithfully Struggling: Students grapple their faith as they overcome religious challenges.

Bria Sutherlin, Assistant Copy Editor
December 13, 2024
Setting out trays of wings, mac and cheese and veggies, cafeteria workers supply warm meals for lunch. Split between the opposite side of the kitchen, alternative food options are provided.

Day in the life: Cafeteria edition

Bebe Preu, Staff Writer
December 6, 2024
How an owl won over a generation: Duolingo’s bold TikTok strategy

How an owl won over a generation: Duolingo’s bold TikTok strategy

Maggie Maloney, Staff Writer
December 4, 2024

Health In Mind: Mental health decline in students prompts solutions

Elaina Gibson and Bella Dessert
November 21, 2024
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