Over the week of Pi Day, Spalding students in the Math National Honor Society organized pi-themed activities and competitions for other students to participate in.  On Monday, students had the opportunity to participate in one of two events: a competition to recite the most digits of pi or a fun...

It is hard to believe that the end is near for the Class of 2026. Four years of cramming for tests, studying for quizzes, Friday Night Lights, laughs with friends in the hallways, racing down the Religion wing to be the first in the wrap line, and even being yelled at for not having our lanyards on....

The Archbishop Spalding girls’ lacrosse team has built a foundation based on energy, discipline, and belief. With a combination of experienced upperclassmen and numerous rising freshmen, the Cavaliers have shown steady growth and hard work from preseason winter workouts, practices, and hard matchups. The...

As the 2025-26 school year comes to a close, so does this chapter of life for the class of 2026. It feels as if the fall of 2022, when we were walking into Spalding for the first time, was yesterday. These four years have flown by so fast. The thought of senior year or just high school in general can...

On March 13th at 7 pm, our distinguished theater opened its spring production of Something Rotten, directed by Lauren Schene and Chrissy DuBey. It was a dazzling performance, featuring tap numbers, rivalry, and brilliant wordplay. The show itself proved highly entertaining and was executed marvelously.  This...