“To whomever much is given, of him will much be required; and to whole much was entrusted, of him more will be asked” (Lk 12:28). Junior Maura Hogaboom goes out of her way to live out those words...

The heart wants what the hearts wants, right? Screens for Teens is a program that wants you to know about your heart. Sponsored by the Max Schweitzer Foundation, Screens for Teens provides low-cost cardiac...

Starting the 2017 school year, sophomores were surprised to see a new class requirement. Civics, a course focused on government and citizenship, has now become a state-required course. Mrs. Maureen Martin,...

As the student body prepares to travel back in time to earlier decades for homecoming this year, Viator’s homecoming history was dug up. While hairstyles and fashion choices have obviously changed...

Quest is a retreat offered to freshman and sophomores every year, which requires weeks of unseen preparation. The overnight retreat takes six weeks to prepare and is organized by a hardworking team of...

Harry Potter fans everywhere will be delighted to find a teacher who not only shares their passion but also could help them write a great essay on the topic. Ms. Megan O’Neill ’12 is a new member...

While most students are not fond of going back to school, they are certain to love the new principal, Mrs. Karen Love. She began her career in education working as a math teacher for 14 years at a Jesuit...

Campus Ministry has continually been a beloved spot of Viator students, whether used for quick talks about your day during passing periods or for a much-needed breath mint stop after lunch. Although Campus...

As the last three months of school approach, students find themselves switching from study mode to how-long-until-break mode. However, the work is not over quite yet. The AP exams are nearing, and both...

While the start of a student’s high school career is technically on the first day of freshman year in August, many Saint Viator students started their high school experience much earlier. Some came into...

The word for it is “iPosture.” That is the word coined to describe the stooped, turtleneck-like stance becoming common among teens today from the use of cell phones, computers or iPads. A recent survey...