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Author and historian Sophia Rosenfeld delivered the 2026 Levinson History Lecture.

Having once played Clara in St. Andrew's annual Nutcracker, Margaret Gilheany ’26 this year took the stage in a leading role.

Head of School Joy McGrath ’92 reflects ahead of Winter Break.

Families: we encourage you to build essential unstructured time into your student's break.

Saints add a community-service twist to a tradition three decades in the making.

Check out Saints standings as our winter season gets underway.

Bill Brownfield '70 delivered this Chapel Talk at the Founders Day Chapel service on Dec. 4.

Baker, writer, and food and theology scholar Kendall Vanderslice visits campus.

Students, coaches, and athletic staff celebrated athletes’ growth, and a season of wins, at the 2025 Fall Sports Awards.

At St. Andrew’s, we gather as a full community many, many times each week. Much of our culture flows from these occasions, because these gatherings perfectly reflect the kind of home we seek to be.

On November 7, Asa Shenandoah ’06 headlined UNITED, a conference that celebrates St. Andrew’s alumni of color. Raised on the Onondaga Nation, Shenandoah is a mother, a lineman, a project manager, a creative, and an Indigenous community advocate. A trailblazer at St. Andrew’s, Shenandoah was the first women’s wrestler. Her 2025 UNITED speech is presented here.

Rev. Thomas Becker’s trip to Hawaii’s ’Iolani School inspired new teaching techniques and a deepened desire to build Episcopal partnerships.

Movement for Athletes students have spent the semester building cross-activity athletic skill, building confidence, and building bonds.

Alumna artist Molly Miller ’10 explores the tension between preservation and erasure.

Head of School Joy McGrath ’92 welcomed guests to Fall Family Weekend 2025 with reflections on intellectual exploration and personal development.

VI Form Council protects culture and builds community.

Service-minded Saints inspired to become “1% Better” at lecture on advocacy and accessibility in sports.

In preparing to perform Neil Simon's Rumors, Saints on- and off-stage have formed a tight-knit theater family.

Members of the Class of 2029 spent a virtual evening with National Book Award Finalist Kenneth Cadow.

From Homecoming wins to a home court victory during volleyball's Pink Out fundraiser game, Saints athletes are on fire!

How did Saints spend late September and early October? Take a look!

St. Andrew’s students find connection and purpose at Epiphany House.

Wisdom Wednesday, a weekly on-dorm evening of community building born in 2016, makes its Founders Hall debut.

During a Sept. 24 visit, Brian Anderson ’15 spoke with current Saints about environmental work, individual and community impact, and his career.