SLUH is pleased to welcome middle school students and families to our campus for a variety of visit opportunities this fall.

Dr. Eric Clark '83 was recognized on April 25, 2022 with the Backer Award, the highest honor SLUH grants upon its alumni.

Senior Ismael Karim’s journey to courageously living and discovering his identity.

SLUH varsity hockey defeated De Smet to claim third title in 5 years.

Alumni share how SLUH Global Education expanded their college and career opportunities.

Our Global Education curriculum continues to thrive, benefiting our SLUH and international students.

Michael Lally, theology teacher and coach, discusses how he challenges his students and athletes to go the distance both in the classroom and on the course. 

Inspiring, compelling and courageous, Dr. Matt Boland '90 selflessly endured in the wake of a terrible loss.

Whayne Herriford '71 uses his gifts, talents and selfless spirit to help his classmates as well as those in need.

From the SLUH Archive: The 1927 tornado caused significant damage to Backer Memorial.

Avoid paying income tax on your IRA by making a QCD to SLUH.

SLUH receives two gifts that exemplify how a donor can support a beloved program in perpetuity.

The Thomas R. Schilli Foundation donated $500,000 to the Go Forth campaign.

The Alum Service Corps (ASC) is a post-college volunteer program for alumni of Jesuit institutions, serving Jesuit middle and high schools throughout Denver, Kansas City and St. Louis – including St. Louis University High.

Fall and Winter updates (as of January 26, 2022). Check @SLUHAthletics on Twitter and sluh.org/athletics for current news, scores and updates. 
 

Chris Brooks, Jr. '22 has dominated as a wide receiver at SLUH. Yet his talent and ability extend well beyond football.

John Shipp ‘98 courageously carves his own path to success as Head of Talent Attraction and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Anheuser-Busch InBev.

Principal Fr. Ian Gibbons, SJ Leads SLUH through the pandemic with quiet courage and a steadfast spirit.

Dulick exudes quiet courage while serving the poorest of the poor in Honduras.