Trinity Christian College will close in May 2026, leaving students and faculty to navigate uncertainty while celebrating decades of community, faith, and learning.
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McAuley faith project reaches the Vatican
Pope Leo XIV holding a Mother McAuley t-shirt symbolizes the school’s global connection of faith, service, and Mercy tradition.
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Dr. Lisa Damour brings teen mental health conversation to Mother McAuley
Dr. Lisa Damour visited Mother McAuley to discuss teen mental health, offering insights and empathy for parents, educators and students.
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Mighty Macs bring Halloween magic to McAuley
Mother McAuley’s Not-So-Haunted House welcomed kids ages 2-8 for crafts, games, costumes, and a beloved 30-year Halloween tradition.
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Cutting-edge technology redefines SXU anatomy education
Saint Xavier University’s Anatomage Table immerses students in 3D human anatomy using real cadaveric data, advanced visualization, and physiological simulation.
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Exploring Chicago’s art beyond the classroom
Saint Xavier University students take learning beyond the classroom, exploring Chicago’s art scene from the Fine Arts Building to Yoko Ono’s MCA exhibit.
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Community walk shines a light on domestic violence awareness
Community members and Saint Xavier students united for a candlelight walk at St. Gianna Parish to raise awareness of domestic violence.
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New jazz hall hits all the right notes at Saint Xavier University
Saint Xavier University opened its new $1.2 million Music Performance Hall, transforming an old gym into a vibrant creative hub for students.
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Mireya Saldúa delights families with bilingual storytime
Mireya Saldúa’s bilingual storytime brought families together through laughter, songs, and stories, celebrating language, culture, and the joy of reading.
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Nazareth Academy names football field for longtime coach Dennis Moran
Dennis Moran, who spent 15 seasons on the sidelines as head football coach for Nazareth Academy, had the Roadrunners field named for him.