When reflecting on a memorable year of high school, students typically remember the big events-- the first spirit week, Homecoming, Winterfest, everyone’s favorite rally, and the best-themed game. But where do all these amazing days come from? Well, student council, of course. To get the inside scoop on what it’s like behind the scenes, we asked...

Standardized tests are undoubtedly a pivotal part of any college application. A high score on the SAT or ACT could be the deciding factor for why colleges accept you; a high score on either of these tests reflects an aptitude for test-taking rather than knowledge of a particular subject or field of study. It additionally demonstrates a complex understanding...

A few weeks ago, President Trump’s impeachment broke the internet. When a president is impeached, it means that criminal charges have been brought against them. They will remain in office until a trial is held to convict them. Only the Senate has the power to do this. If the Senate votes to convict, then the president will be removed from office. President...

January 1st marks the start of not only a new year but a new chapter in many lives. All too often, people around the world make their resolution something cliche. When students at Manogue were asked what their New Year’s Resolutions are, their responses were anything but ordinary. Taylor Tolotti, a senior, is planning for her future with her resolution....

Daisy Fanter and Mary Browne both went on Kairos LIX this past weekend and described the amazing experience they had as leaders. They went to Kairos as members senior year, and this year they decided to lead. Daisy and Mary both described the leading and preparation of Kairos very hectic and stressful. Daisy stated that “this Kairos was a lot different...

Jenna Sterrett, a junior here at Bishop Manogue, has significant plans and is taking major steps to help the Northern Nevada community. Recently having directed and completed the Brown Bag Drive here at Manogue, she explains how she found out about the project. “There was this Manogue mom named Heather Sowen, and she does this project by herself every...

For anyone, the process of applying to colleges and universities can be a very intimidating task. Introducing yourself as a student and person to an upper school can be a daunting experience because typically thousands of other hopeful people just like you are doing the exact same thing. In order to make yourself stand out, it’s important to know...

We all know Señor Cesar Rodriguez as the fun, happy, energetic Spanish teacher here at Manogue. But there's also a lot of things we didn't know about Señor Rodriguez that shaped his personality and made him the person he is today. Señor Rodriguez spent most of his early life in an orphanage in Spain. “My father was in the navy, that’s why I...