Digital Shifts
The 2025-2026 school year at Marist wasn’t just a collection of lessons and varsity games; it was a year defined by a rapid shift in how people navigate education. As the final bells...
The 2025-26 boys basketball season was one for the ages, filled with career high performances, legacy cementing moments, and history-making games throughout.
The RedHawks started off the season on fire,...
The Marist girls volleyball team protected their IHSA 4A state championship in November, using team chemistry and challenges from their relentless schedule to win when it mattered most.
A key factor...
With the 2025-2026 school year coming to a close, both the Marist boys and girls wrestling teams celebrate a historic season of success and impressive wins.
“We all have put so much effort into our...
This past year, Marist thespians bonded as tightly as the laces on their tap shoes, drawing crowds with a season of unforgettable performances. The program kicked off the year with "Little Women" running...
Off and Away
This school year marked a major shift at Marist with the introduction of the “Off and Away” phone policy, requiring students to keep their phones, watches, and AirPods out of reach...
Dreams turned into reality this past weekend as three former RedHawk student-athletes were selected in the NFL Draft, putting the school and football program in the national spotlight.
The first former...
It’s 1 a.m., and a student sits behind an iPad screen with notes scattered around their desk. Exhaustion sets in, but tomorrow they will take a test that will define a school year’s worth of knowledge...
Before sunrise, Neila Ramirez is already running, lifting, and preparing for the day ahead at the United States Naval Academy.
Midshipman Fourth Class Neila Ramirez is currently training to become...
Most students can feel drained during their classes, but is this due to the class work itself, or the time of day?
Morning classes at Marist start at 8 a.m during the normal bell schedule. At that time,...
The results are in. The class of 2026 has voted on the students and teachers who have stood out the most during their four years at Marist in multiple categories. Here are the results:
Senior Superlatives
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As juniors begin preparing for the college process, the pressure to be the perfect well-rounded student increases. However, there are common misconceptions about what is important, which can affect how...
