Founders Hall—There is no St. Andrean who doesn't feel the pull of this building. 

It’s a school, it’s a church, it’s a restaurant; it’s an office building; it’s a theater, it’s a library; it’s a dormitory; it’s a laundromat; it’s a store; it’s an apartment building. Most importantly, many of its spaces are the central communal gathering areas for all Saints. 

“Founders Hall is a physical manifestation of St. Andrew’s mission to bring people together, to learn and embrace lives of meaning and purpose," says Head of School Joy McGrath '92. "It is a building that is full of stories, and it speaks volumes about this community and what we value—face-to-face engagement, time outdoors, quiet reflection, and boisterous interaction.” 

Founders may be physically empty right now while students are away for the summer, but it's always full with St. Andrew's history. As Founders approaches it's 100th birthday, get reacquainted with its past—and learn about our vision for its future.

"Faith in Founders" was originally published in SAS magazine.