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The Seattle Prep Panther

The student news site of Seattle Preparatory School

The Seattle Prep Panther

The student news site of Seattle Preparatory School

The Seattle Prep Panther

Baccalaureate Mass offers Sacred Sendoff Through Tradition, Reflection, and Farewell

Kate Cannon, Online Editor May 20, 2025

As the school year comes to an end, Seattle Prep honors its graduating seniors with the tradition of the Baccalaureate Mass. Held at the beautiful St. James Cathedral on Friday, May 23rd, this event is...

Juniors compete in Olympic Week's cake decorating event in the new reusable pinnies.

Cotton Tees Give Way to Reusable Pinnies in Olympic Week Switch Up

May 3, 2025

This year’s freshmen, who are first time Olympians, may not have noticed a change in Seattle Prep’s most recent Olympic week. But seasoned sophomores, juniors, and seniors certainly noticed a difference...

The Junior Service Project: Fostering Empathy, Community, and Personal Growth

Annabelle Bowman, Staff Writer May 2, 2025

The Junior Service Project is a transformative experience, deeply rooted in the Catholic Social Teaching principle of "Solidarity." This principle emphasizes that we are all part of one human family, regardless...

Students make posters at a recent Feminist Interest Group meeting.

Seattle Prep’s Feminist Interest Group Empowers and Inspires

Marguerite Bindel, Staff Writer May 1, 2025

In a time when conversations about women’s rights and social justice feel more urgent than ever, Prep’s Feminist Interest Group (FIG) steps up as a powerful force on campus. FIG is more than just a...

Father Greg Boyle speaking at the Peace and Justice Assembly on March 26, 2025

Father Greg Boyle and Homeboy Industries Bring a Message of Hope to Prep

Peyton Remington, Staff Writer May 1, 2025

On March 26th, the Prep community had the honor of welcoming Father Greg Boyle along with two of his homies, as he refers to them, Robert and Anthony Merjil, as keynote speakers for the Peace and Justice...

Remove Dams and Save the Salmon

Remove Dams and Save the Salmon

Brooke Nowak, Managing Editor April 16, 2025

Indigenous communities, the Pacific Northwest’s beautifully intricate ecosystem, and many small business owners depend on one thing: salmon. However, salmon populations are rapidly declining due to the...

Amigos de las Americas: Empowering Youth, Strengthening Communities

Lucy Buckholtz, Staff Writer March 14, 2025

Amigos de las Americas has been providing high school students the opportunity to volunteer in Latin American communities for over 60 years.   Founded in 1965, Amigos main goals are community development,...

Ms. Petro returned to Seattle Prep this year as a member of the Alumni Service Corps. Her future plans include attending medical school.

Passing It On: Ms. Petro’s Journey Back to Prep

Paige Remington, Staff Writer March 14, 2025

Prep welcomes Alumni Service Corps (ASC) member Ms. Emily Petro. Petro is a graduate from the Class of 2020, who has returned to share her love for science and give back to a community that shaped her....

Greg Boyle and His Upcoming Visit

Greg Boyle and His Upcoming Visit

Lauren Raney, Staff Writer March 9, 2025

Guide your attention toward Jesuit priest and founder of Homeboy Industries, a familiar name around Prep, and a keynote speaker for Seattle Prep’s 2025 Peace and Justice Week, Fr. Greg Boyle. Fr....

Dos and Don’ts of Driving Around Prep

Peyton Remington, Staff Writer March 9, 2025

Driving around Prep may become more difficult as more drivers are hitting the roads with sophomores getting their licenses. An influx of cars around Prep has started to appear, making the driving scene...

ZZZ: How to get your Z’s this Season

Soliana Fishatsion, Staff Writer March 7, 2025

Let’s be honest—most people at Prep are sleep deprived. According to the CDC, 70% of teens (13-18) have under the recommended 8 hours of sleep.  Personally, getting at least 8 hours of sleep seems...

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