Whether you’re a new student or a longtime one, the requirement of one semester of physical education for each academic year has grown cumbersome.
No more.
In a recent email, administration announced...
Saint Viator’s Dean of 25 years is retiring, but the community shouldn’t worry as two of its dedicated faculty have stepped up to fill the role.
Due to the retirement of Dean Deb at the end of last...
When looking to explore beyond the bounds of their environment students don’t have to travel far to get the thrill of a new adventure;just stop by room 207!
International club, moderated by Mr. Paprocki,...
Whether students are a football player, know someone on the team or don’t live under a rock, they know who Coach David Archibald is. He’s most commonly found on the football field or football practice...
At the dawn of a new semester, there are some new faces around the school. One of these new faces is the new English department hire, Ms. Danette Hughes.
Ms. Hughes has fifteen years of experience teaching....
The Saint Viator community this year has many new faces. One of them is Mrs. Catherine Sanders, who teaches English. Even though she is new, she has quickly become a part of the Viator community.
Mrs....
Whether needing to grab a caffeinated drink to kick start the morning or wishing to grab a melty grilled cheese to devour at lunch, one can always rely on the Red Lion Food Court to provide delicious food...
As finals are just around the corner, many students are eager to participate in various Christmas events.
Some local events in Arlington Heights include a performance of “A Christmas Carol” in the...
A long standing tradition at Viator has been the Winter Arts festival. It’s that time of year again, and the festival is happening on Sunday, Dec. 8th, from 2:00-3:30pm. The festival will have all of...
Podcasts have exploded in popularity over the past couple years. In this year alone, Spotify will rake in $414 million from only podcasts. Podcasts and other digital media provide a unique view of many...
Reading books in class is often tedious. The language used by authors in different time periods can be more difficult to comprehend for many students. However, when students are allowed to choose the story...
