SLUH is committed to cultivating a safe school climate in which equity and inclusion are shared and celebrated guiding values.

Nine students successfully completed a competitive summer program working with leading researchers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Dr. Chris Erkmann ’73, a pediatric anesthesiologist, is getting some well-deserved recognition for his philanthropic work with Operation Smile.

Highlight reels capture the best moments in sports. They can also do the same for our spirituality. Fr. Joe Laramie, SJ '96 shares an excerpt from his new book reflecting on this topic.

SLUH Principal Fr. Ian Gibbons, SJ and several alumni who are secondary education leaders throughout the country share their insights and perspectives.

Terry Donohue '63, of the SLUH Archive Committee, shares a story of how one alumnus reconnected with his past through the archive - and how he responded.

Sulli Wallisch '19, a talented photographer, puts himself in the middle of the action to capture unforgettable moments at St. Louis U. High.

On the first Friday of every month, beginning September 6, SLUH invites students, parents and alumni to Mass in the main Chapel at 7:00 a.m.

USA Today makes a case for the MLB to hire Joey Zanaboni '09, who does play-by-play for the Division II University of West Florida Argos.

Jim Santel '08 experienced an incredible journey from serving as Editor-in-Chief of SLUH's Prep News to Acting Chief Speech Writer of the U.S. Attorney General.

This spring’s exhibit featured a diverse spectrum of work, including block print, colored pencil, oil pastel, ceramic and water color.

Matt Harvey '81, art enthusiast and Board President of Laumeier Sculpture Park, reflects on one of our region's prized treasures.

The Jr. Bills-led team earned two awards at the 14th annual Missouri SuperMileage Challenge.

Engineering student Dan Wagner '17 reflects on literature's importance for aspiring tech leaders.

A cardiologist by trade, Dr. Jerry Dwyer '75 embodies an entrepreneurial mindset in a multitude of pursuits. 

This summer two Jr. Bills are studying abroad in Russia and China, respectively, through the National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) program.

SLUH's Chinese program remains one of the longest standing programs in the Midwest – and, given China’s global influence, it is exceedingly relevant.