Louie Hotop, SJ ’09 was among five members of the Jesuits USA Central and Southern Province who were ordained to the priesthood on June 12.

Special awardees as well as those faculty and staff who are leaving or retiring were recognized at the annual event.

Joe Hurley '64 and his brother Pat '68 are furthering their parents legacy, one that valued education, with a SLUH endowed scholarship.

Tim Rodgers ’71 and Michael Soehngen ’67 received this distinguished honor for their dedicated and enduring service to SLUH.

He assumes this new position following the retirement of Tom Becvar, who leaves a 48-year legacy at SLUH.

Registration is open for the Fr. Hagan Alumni Cup on June 25 in Forest Park.

Three Jr. Bills took home winning awards for stewardship essays they wrote for the Annual Catholic Appeal.

Msgr. John Shocklee '35, a Civil Rights icon, left a lasting influence on the community.

The annual auction raised more than $1 million for the school's financial aid program.

Steve Walters transitions from interim coach to head coach to lead the Jr. Bills.

The Society of Jesus has unveiled ambitious plans for a “truth and reconciliation” initiative.

Hollywood screenwriter Mark Gunn '89 talks about the creative process in a SLUH Magazine feature.

Math teacher Frank Corley '77 shares the culmination of his sabbatical with an art exhibit.

Pandemic inspires Philip Hiblovic '21 to start regional creative collective.

Doug Auer '95 shares insights and perspectives from his remarkable journey as an artist, innovator and business owner.

How SLUH's first Asian student made his way to the U.S. and found the secret to enjoying life.