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Philanthropy Elevates the Liberal Arts at Saint Mary’s

For Susan Eyerly Pichler ’61 and her husband, Joe Pichler (ND ’61), establishing an endowed chair in the humanities was a natural extension of many of those things the couple holds most dear: a shared passion for art and great books, their longtime relationship with Saint Mary’s College, and an abiding belief in the power of education to lift up students and communities.

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A New Era in the Field of Humanities

Saint Mary’s College will soon launch a new academic program that combines coursework from the humanities, art, computer science, business, communication studies, environmental science, and others. The 15-credit program, the Digital and Public Humanities minor, begins in the fall 2022.

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November 4, 2021 Research Reveals Sisters of the Holy Cross’ Displacement Work The Cushwa-Leighton Library was transformed Wednesday afternoon into a history museum that highlighted the archives and records of the Sisters of the Holy Cross. The exhibit, “The Displacement Project,” began as a research project in the fall of 2019 by a team of students and faculty. September 14, 2020 An Evening With Tara Westover A jaw-dropping 35,000 people from around the world registered to take part in An Evening With Tara Westover, a virtual event that was part of the Christian Culture Lecture series at Saint Mary’s College. January 1, 2013 Senior Receives Prestigious Orr Fellowship, Paired with Indiana Compan... Saint Mary’s College is proud to announce that for the second year another Saint Mary’s senior has been named an Orr Fellow. Nichole Clayton ’13 is the latest Saint Mary’s student to receive the Orr Fellowship, a two-year postgraduate opportunity that connects high potential professionals with dynamic, fast growing entrepreneurial companies in Indiana. Clayton, from Bay City, Michigan, is a communication studies and business administration double major, with a concentration in management. For the next two years, she will work with her Orr Fellowship host company Courseload.