When cartoonist Keith Knight came to visit Prep in May, he met a lot of students who couldn’t decide whether they should laugh or cringe at his art. Though that reaction may be uncommon for some artists,...
Most students at Seattle Prep think they have a busy schedule. Between sports, homework, and extracurricular activities, we must be much busier than the average high school teen. However, those who think...
The Spring One Act Festival at Prep is a theater festival showcasing student-directed short plays. For senior participants, One Acts are a great way to close out the year, or try theater at least once...
No matter what people's interests or budgets look like, they are sure to be able to find fun, cheap activities within Seattle during the summer of 2017 that range from rock concerts to dance lessons in...
Father Paul Fitterer has been Prep’s priest for 38 years, and is going to retire after this year. He sat down with the Panther one last time to talk about future plans and, in true Jesuit fashion, to...
As the season turns to Spring, AP tests pass and seniors become lazier than ever, the track team ramps up its training countermanding the growing laziness of senioritis.
For a few seniors, like Ellie...
On Friday and Saturday, April 7th and 8th, members of Seattle Prep Student Publications (Ignite, Journalism, Yearbook) attended the National Conference for the Journalism Education Association (JEA), which...
It's that time of year again. Seventh inning stretches, 3 strikes you're out, and no more intentional walks. Baseball and softball season is upon us. This should be an exciting year for these Panther teams.
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The United Nations Project defines Sophomore year at Seattle Prep. Every graduate and upper classmen has a story to tell about their UN experience. Here is some of the universal advice which all upper...
