The Pioneer

Vaccine breakthrough as the nation struggles

December 16, 2020

The long-awaited COVID-19 vaccine has finally been approved for use in the United States. On Monday, December 14, the first vaccine, created by Pfizer, was administered to...

Searching for justice

Kaitlin Mohlenkamp, Staff Writer

December 16, 2020

Racial injustice has long been an issue in America. Since the founding of this nation, minorities, especially those of the African American community, have been dehumanized...

Virus spread stymies holiday travel

Joe Manocchio, Staff Writer

December 15, 2020

While traveling to be with family and friends during the holiday season remains one of many time-honored traditions, this year that may need to change and be chalked up as...

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News In Brief

A student adapts the Examen

Sarah Foster , Contributing Writer

May 19, 2020

This pandemic has challenged students in ways never imagined, and it seems like the desire to get together again is stronger than ever. Sensing that need, Campus Ministry...

Traffic tantrums yield no change

March 3, 2020

Membean’s new look

March 2, 2020

Keep calm and read on

November 13, 2019

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Sports

Pandemic complicates path forward for athletes

Adriana Barni, Staff Writer

March 11, 2021

Reporters for the athletic world have in no way escaped an all too familiar, and universal, predicament of being at a loss for synonyms to words like unprecedented, unheard-of,...

COVID affecting the club seasons of many WJ athletes

Adriana Barni, Staff Writer

March 11, 2021

COVID has affected the club sports of many Walsh Jesuit students over the past year due to the many changes and even cancellations of events and practices. Many athletes...