How would you feel moving to a new country, barely knowing the language they speak?
Vira Hadzhiieva, ‘26, a new student at Wahlert from Ukraine, moved here to Dubuque for many reasons.
“...
Lilly Bonnet, ‘24, started dancing at the age of just 2 years old.
While walking around the Kids Expo at the Grand River Event Center, Bonnet saw dancers on the stage, and she told her mom that...
Trees blossom, flowers bloom, birds sing, the sun shines and the love story of Alex Oberfoell and Kylee Mitwede, ‘22, begins.
The two began talking at the beginning of sophomore year when their mutual...
By Lauren McClimon
Of The Gleaner
Most students don’t get a glimpse into a profession until the first day of the job, but Faith Gockel, ‘25, was involved in a once in a lifetime event to...
Are you in the dress code? If not, you had better be when walking into Mr. Ralph Rollins’ class. Mr. Rollins teaches AP US History and Honors US History.
You had also better not have a Bubblr,...
For most people, ice is something that they don’t give much thought to, except when it comes in the winter and finally leaves in the spring. A couple students, though, are quite comfortable around...
Swimmers step up, take your mark… BEEP! The race has begun.
For Aiden Yaklich ‘22, and Kyle Powers ‘25, their hard work has paid off as they have swum their way to Nationals.
From...
Many people have dream jobs, and Bill Reiter, 96’ is living the dream as a CBS sports radio host. He graduated from the University of Missouri in 2000, then got his first job at the Chicago Tribune...
Prominent Dubuque, Iowa civil rights leader, Ruby Sutton, actively fought racism. Her daughter, Lynn Sutton, continues her legacy with a different lens. In 2011, Lynn Sutton’s activist career began when...
Born on the South Side of Chicago, Caprice Jones was a boy who could be described as brilliant from the beginning. At just six years old, he received an offer to the University of Chicago Lab school. Despite...
