When the school year came to a close in June, it marked the end of the most successful year ever for athletics. Seven teams claimed sectional titles; football, soccer, cross country, indoor and outdoor track and field, alpine skiing, and…
A display that opened in November at the Rochester Museum and Science Center features a major contribution from Jacob Dambra, ’18, who graduated last year from RIT with a studio arts BFA. Dambra worked on a replica of the USS…
There is an interesting episode from American history which is reminiscent of the what transpired in Congress over the past couple of weeks. Randy Meyer, ’07 recently had a piece published in the Wall Street Journal which describes what happened…
Congratulations to the following young men being selected to All Greater Rochester teams for the Fall 2022 season: Cross Country First Team Selection: Collin Brown ’23 (Runner of the Year) Football First Team Selections: John Harding ’24 Anthony DiMarco ’23…
The McQuaid football team has been named the recipient of the Class AA RCCFO Sportsmanship Award for the second straight year. Section V officials Dave Cohen and Ken Torchia presented the coaches and team captains with the award earlier this…
On November 15 there was a very special ceremony held in the student cloister outside the Wegman Center. Theodore Matthew Glende, ’07 was serving with the U.S. Army in Afghanistan when he was killed attempting to aid wounded soldiers during…
Begin the new academic year by attending our Welcome Back Mass and Pizza Dinner, taking place on Carriero Commons. The event will be held on Sunday, September 11. There is no cost for the event but we do ask that you…
Members of the McQuaid Crew Team recently completed a 340 mile journey down the Erie Canal, raising money for St. Joseph’s House of Hospitality in this year’s Row for Hope. To see more about the journey click here: 2022 Row…
As we returned to classes Monday following Saturday afternoon’s mass shooting in Buffalo, our school community paused for a moment of silence and offered a special prayer by Fr. Jim Martin, S.J. (below). After a day of classes that included…
Yesterday, Matt Bazar, ’92 spoke in the February installment of the Alumni Career Forums. Matt is a biologist in the U.S. Army’s toxicity division, where he studies the impact of the Army’s systems, use of chemicals, and other substances as…