Students Connect with Coastal Roots
It was a sunny day as the students gathered outside Aquinas Hall. Their assignment: prepare a plant nursery for 980 Water Hickory and Bald Cypress seeds for planting in the… Read More
Dominican Senior Carol Alley Offered $1.1 Million in Scholarships
St. Mary’s Dominican High School senior Carol Alley has received offers of $1.1 million in scholarships from 14 universities: College of Charleston, Belmont University, Loyola University New Orleans, Rhodes College,… Read More
A Match Day Lesson
Match Day, a term used widely in the graduate medical education community, is when the National Resident Matching Program releases results of applicants seeking residency and fellowship training positions in… Read More
Dominican Senior ’Angelle Nash Receives $1.1 Million in Scholarships
St. Mary’s Dominican High School senior ’Angelle Nash has been offered $1.1 million in scholarships from 12 universities: Boston University, Catholic University of America, University of Alabama, Seton Hall University,… Read More
Eastertide Reflection
By Krystal Fernandes ’24 Eastertide is the period between Easter and Pentecost, April 9 – May 28 of this year. It also is called Easter Season. The first eight days… Read More
Michelle Marcotte Macicek ’99 Among New Orleans Archdiocese Distinguished Alumni Award Honorees
Michelle Marcotte Macicek is among the 2022 New Orleans Archdiocese Distinguished Alumni Award recipients honored today at a reception at Notre Dame Seminary. Archbishop Gregory Aymond and Dr. RaeNell Houston,… Read More
Dominican Students Attend Sustainability Symposium
At the April 19th Sustainability Symposium hosted at the Academy of the Sacred Heart, Dominican students Julia Jones, Lauren Santos, Lizzie Daly, and Eliza Christovich, members of Dominican’s Ecology &… Read More
Dominican Class of 1973 Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Members of St. Mary’s Dominican High School’s Class of 1973 celebrated their 50th anniversary on campus with a Mass, luncheon, and campus tour. Organizers of the reunion were (from left)… Read More