Saint Mary\'s Stories Archive
March 3, 2021
"All In" With Our Mission
In this letter to the Saint Mary's community, President Katie Conboy reflects on our own long history as a Catholic women’s college and on the many ways the Sisters of the Holy Cross and their lay collaborators have been all in with our mission: to educate women who change the world by responding to the complex needs and challenges of contemporary life.
February 9, 2021
Back to the Future
In this letter to the Saint Mary's community, President Katie Conboy admits to having continued "back to the future" moments.
February 5, 2021
Plans for Commencement and Reunion
President Katie Conboy updates the Saint Mary's community on the College's plans for Commencement and the two Reunion weekends planned for this summer.
January 30, 2021
Leaning Out and Listening
On January 24, 2021, President Katie Conboy offered the following liturgical reflection at the Church of Our Lady of Loretto.
January 28, 2021
Skates and Snowshoes? Yes and YES!
When students arrive on campus, they're going to see some pretty "cool" additions. President Katie Conboy announced a skating rink is coming to Saint Mary's campus!
January 15, 2021
Looking Back and Looking Forward
In a letter to the Saint Mary's community on January 15, 2021, President Katie Conboy announces the approval of the new strategic plan for the college. She touches on the spirit of "Looking Back and Looking Forward".
January 8, 2021
A Call to Civil Discourse
At Saint Mary’s, where we dedicate ourselves to the core values of learning, community, faith/spirituality, and justice, we have a special opportunity to become the kinds of citizens who will serve and protect our democracy and who will not be bystanders.
October 30, 2020
Building The Future to Scale
Back in June, I mentioned that I would be living on campus in Riedinger House for my first several months at the College. I was amused that whenever I told someone this, they asked, “How does it feel to be in that miniature house?” And I had to admit: I hadn’t really noticed.