Student Life
Traditions and trips: the Freshman Rose Ceremony, Frosh Blast and Freshman Field Day, the Madrigal Dinner, the campus tree lighting, and the Lookism Assembly run by the Diversity Club. Students report from the Kentucky Youth Assembly and the Kentucky United Nations Assembly, from a mission trip to Nicaragua and an elephant conservation trip to Thailand, and from behind the scenes as techs on 42nd Street.
Frosh Experience
Sacred Heart freshmen came together through the Rose Ceremony and Matriculation Mass, the Frosh Blast sleepover and a team-based Freshman Field Day.
Travels to Thailand
Fifteen Sacred Heart students and three teachers spent spring break caring for elephants in Thailand and touring Chiang Mai.
Oaks Fashion
The Rune lists three online shops and two Louisville boutiques for students hunting a dress for Oaks and Derby days.
Global Ambassadors from SHA
Sixty-one Sacred Heart students attended the 2017 Kentucky United Nations Assembly at the Galt House and earned a Delegation of Excellence Award.
Sarah Buse Named National Merit Finalist
Senior Sarah Buse was Sacred Heart's only National Merit Finalist this year, an honor that requires SAT scores, strong grades, a school endorsement, and an essay.
Madrigals beg, “A Toast is in Order!”
The Sacred Heart madrigal choir turned Big Springs Country Club into Castle Valkyrie for a December feast of music and wassail.
Christmas Cheer in the UAC
The annual Sacred Heart tree lighting at the Ursuline Arts Center on November 30 featured performances from the preschool to the Madrigal choir.
Valkyries Debate in the State Capitol
At Kentucky Youth Assembly, Sacred Heart passed two bills through the governor and was named a delegation of excellence.
42nd Street to Success
Sacred Heart's 42nd Street ended a two-week run and highlighted the student techs who work behind the scenes before Jesus Christ Superstar.
Look at Me!
The annual Lookism Assembly asked freshmen to look past appearances through small groups, videos and anonymous notes, led by the Diversity Club.
Online school and snow days loom over the SHA Community
Sacred Heart will use online school on snow days after three built-in days, up to five, so the school year is not extended.
SHA Students Dedicate Spring Break to Helping Others
Twelve Sacred Heart girls spent spring break helping build a concrete house in Nicaragua and spending time with local children.
Concert Review: Christina Perri
A student reviewer praises Christina Perri and opener Birdy at Bogart's in Cincinnati, where Perri played 18 songs from two albums.