The men’s golf season is officially over, but that doesn’t mean they’re taking a break. The men will continue to practice in order to be properly prepared for tournaments in the spring….
The Colder the Weather, the Hotter the Cougars
It is a scientific fact that cold weather means slower kinetic energy. But cold weather cannot seem to slow down the energy of the Saint Xavier men’s soccer team. The Cougars have…
No Winner in Last Gubernatorial Debate
The final gubernatorial debate took place on Monday, Oct. 20 on ABC 7. To be honest, it would’ve been equally effective to watch an hour of Pat Quinn/Bruce Rauner political ads. The…
A Letter to the Editor
To the Editors: The lead story of your October 15th issue of the Xavierite caught my attention because I have been involved with the Belize service trip since it began in 2008….
Pumpkin Recepies
Pumpkin Spice Latte Bark: You’ll need : 1 {12 oz.} bag white chocolate chips — Nestle Premier White Morsels are preferable 2 tablespoons pumpkin puree 1/4 tablespoon pumpkin spice 1/2 tablespoon instant…
Bears’ Season on Boos Control
Fans do not want their teams to lose. Sometimes, when their teams do lose, fans are going to voice their displeasure by booing. That is how some of the fans at Soldier…
A Roller Coaster of a Season for Women’s Volleyball
The women’s volleyball team has been playing game after game, but it has been quite the roller coaster season for them. Since the Cougars’ latest comeback after their winning streak was ended,…
Women’s Soccer Close, But Still Inconsistent
The Saint Xavier women’s soccer team regained some of its form in a 5-0 win over Calumet College of Saint Joseph last Wednesday. The win came on the heels of a tough…
Fantasy Football: The Story of a Woman Conflicted
My name is Torie Bolster and I play fantasy football. Yes, you read that sentence correctly and there is nothing wrong with your eyes. I am a 21 year old female who…
The Watching Dead
Oct. 12, 2014 the fifth season of The Walking Dead premiered on AMC. According to the Washington Post, in an article by Emily Yahr it was said that about “17.3 million people…