Campus Life News

A legacy of formation comes full circle as two daughters of alumni, now theology teachers, reflect on how the school's mission shaped their fathers' lives and continues to guide their own work in forming Men for Others.

Strake Jesuit students deepened their faith and self-understanding through the Spiritual Exercises, growing closer to God as they prepared for life after high school. 

The Shebay family is Strake Jesuit's first triple legacy, a testament to the school's lasting influence, strong values, and commitment to forming Men for Others across decades.

Each year, Strake Jesuit awards the Ignatian Scholar Award to the top five registered applicants in the incoming freshman class. 

Congratulations to Tomas Larriva ’28 on being this year's Max Finney Foundation scholarship recipient!

Every year, four students are presented with the Crusader of the Year Award. This annual award recognizes one exemplary student from each grade level who has demonstrated the characteristics of a Man for Others.

Congratulations to our 2025 Valedictorian, Henry Omanga, and Salutatorian, Matthew Mejia! 

Martin Mejia ’25 received the annual Todd Maddox Memorial Scholarship Award on May 19, 2025.

Cameron Brown ’27 exemplifies the Jesuit Grad at Grad ideal through his academic excellence, athletic dedication, humility, and quiet leadership, making him a student St. Ignatius would be proud to see.

Mr. Emmett Conlon embodies Jesuit values by dedicating his life to forming young men through faith, service, and education.

Jesuit education fosters a unique harmony of faith and intellect, tradition and adaptability, forming students to navigate the world with conviction and compassion while embracing the deeper truths of the Catholic faith.

Lucas Hobin ’25, a standout athlete, dedicated student, and Jesuit-formed leader, exemplifies the transformative “coffee bean” spirit by positively influencing his surroundings on and off the basketball court as he prepares to graduate from Strake Jesuit and join the Air Force Academy.

Jesuit education has weathered over 450 years of surprise by trusting that everything depends on God while working as if everything depends on us.

The Strake Jesuit Quiz Bowl team excelled at Brown University’s tournament, securing third place and achieving impressive victories over top high school and collegiate teams, including MIT.

John Hill ’25, a once-uninspired musician, has flourished at Strake Jesuit through his role as drum leader and first chair clarinet and is a role model whose enthusiasm inspires the community.

Johnny Hebert ’26 had a record-breaking football season, but his true greatness extends beyond the field. It reflects his humility, discipline, and unwavering commitment to God’s greater glory in all areas of life.

Mrs. Maria Peden exemplifies magis through her dedication, humility, and faith. She reflects the virtues of the Blessed Virgin Mary and inspires all who know her.

Strake Jesuit embraces the principle of magis through discernment and listening to God’s call.

Magis embodies the pursuit of excellence, deeper meaning, and self-giving in service to God and others. Rooted in discernment and reflection, it calls individuals to move beyond mediocrity, act with purpose, and contribute to a more just and compassionate world.

Cam Brown ’27 received the annual Captain Andrew R. Houghton ’97 Award on January 14, 2025.