For over a decade, Song Battle has been the highlight of the Cardinal Gibbons homecoming pep rally.
For the last two years, the 2026 class has taken home the win.
As their last year competing,...
On Aug. 22- 24, I, along with 41 other seniors, went on the Gibbons Kairos retreat.
Kairos is a well-known experience found in many Catholic schools, designed to help students deepen their faith,...
Homecoming Week is here! We have the Spirit Week themes as well as the homecoming court announcements.
Start off the week of September 15 with Sports Day! Show off your team pride with your favorite...
High school is often a time for growth, building meaningful connections, and self-discovery. For Ina Lazarczyk and Claire Brenegan, however, their friendship has been constant, one that has withstood the...
Thirty-two years in high school education.
Twenty-two years at Cardinal Gibbons High School.
Twenty years in Gibbons Administration for leadership and academics.
After more than two decades of...
“Four houses, one home.”
That is the first thing you see as you walk past the student lounge, heading to class.
The House System was created in the 2024-2025 school year, the goal being to increase...
A beloved teacher at Gibbons is retiring at the end of the year.
Mrs. Nancy Beale was the world language department chair from 2015-2021 and has been teaching at Gibbons for 23 years, with 45 years...
When it comes to picking a college, many seniors stick to the popular paths: UNC-Chapel Hill, N.C. State, or ECU. But for seniors Lucia West, Zach Kerner, and Maddie Blackburn, the journey after high school...
Waking up early for the first time in months, putting on a fresh new uniform, the sound of new shoes squeaking on the tile floor, and meeting all your new teachers for the first time are all exciting things...
Back in 2021, something new was brought to the assortment of groups at Cardinal Gibbons, the Hispanic or Latino Affinity group, otherwise known as HOLA.
Students from the class of 2023 felt as though...
“What do you want to do with your life?”
It's a question we've all heard, starting as early as kindergarten and echoing through our junior and senior years of high school. For many of us, our...
When walking through the English hallway during the start of class, maybe you hear discussions of the latest book the class is reading, the sighs of students who are required to do their Membean practice,...
