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SI Board of Trustees Chair Niall McCarthy ’85 is a lifelong supporter of the school, and the New Learning Commons has him more excited for SI's future than ever before.

How Faith and Justice Are Central to the SI Experience

Chase Center has announced that the venue will host the Bruce-Mahoney Basketball Doubleheader between Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory (SHC) and St. Ignatius College Preparatory boys and girls basketball teams on January 14, 2025.

This week, SI joins the Council for Opportunity in Education and FirstGen Forward to recognize First-Generation Celebration Day on Friday, Nov. 8.

We are coming to the end of another school year on campus and that means we will soon welcome the Class of 2024 to our St. Ignatius Alumni Association.

Lily Chavaree, a junior in the Saint Ignatius rowing program, began her journey as a freshman in 2022. From her very first strokes at SI, her hard work and dedication have established her as a formidable presence on the team.

The Women's Volleyball team defeated Sacred Heart Cathedral 3-2 on Tuesday night, securing the lead in the first game of the five-game Bruce-Mahoney Series.

During the fall season we also gather with family, celebrate and often reminisce, fondly remembering our deceased relatives and friends, those who no longer warm us with their loving presence. We now provide you the opportunity to fill out a remembrance card with the names of your deceased loved ones.

In order to help students and faculty find experts from various fields and life experiences, we have built the Library of Human Knowledge, Experience, and Expertise, a living library of actual people who are willing to answer questions about their knowledge.

In collaboration with Mintz, the St. Ignatius Alumni Department hosted a networking event built around a panel discussion of AI and its impacts on the VC, tech, and life sciences spaces.

During the Fr. Sauer Academy's summer session, students participated in a multi-week Green Energy Challenge Workshop. The workshop was designed and conducted by brothers Jacob Bushler ’25 and Ari Bushler ’26 through a non-profit they founded, called Powering Tomorrow.

The St. Ignatius Alumni Board voted to award The Christ the King Award to Paul Totah, Class of 1975.

Among the many talented students at SI who push themselves to achieve in multiple disciplines, Shea Tran ’24 has distinguished herself as a violinist in the orchestral music program, earning first chair and serving as the ensemble's concertmaster, while at the same time performing and choreographing for the dance and drill team.

Several members of the SI community told us what excites them about the New Learning Commons.

SI has partnered with renowned architectural firm Mark Cavagnero Associates to design the New Learning Commons so that faculty and students may easily adapt academic spaces to whatever needs they have. These spaces, which we are calling the Learning Lofts, will be conducive to collaborative, hands-on, and creative work that maximizes the value of teacher-student interactions.

Bill and Patti Sheedy, parents of Jack ’14, Emma ’16, and Daniel ’19, embody a legacy of commitment to their children's alma mater. They have not only witnessed SI's evolution, but have played an active role in shaping its future. They were the first SI family to embrace the vision of the New Learning Commons, solidifying their commitment by volunteering to chair the NLC Leadership Committee, and Bill now also leads SI's Board of Trustees.