In “Wilderness, Morality, and Value” Humanities Teacher Josh Duclos explores the inherent meaning and value of wild places.
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A conversation with Lorene Cary ’74 and Pete McBride ’89 about living a life in service to the greater good.
In the Friends Youth Mentoring Program, SPS students give back, and get something in return.
Jan. 10 virtual panel event focuses on nonprofit leadership
Chapel Talk delivered by The Reverend Charles A. Wynder, Jr. at the start of the new year on Jan. 9, 2023
Cardboard crafts hit the lanes at Ma Pool in study of buoyancy, thermodynamics.
Associate Director of College Advising Myra Singletary recognized with University of Chicago Outstanding Educator Award
There was more than biology on the syllabus when Teacher of Science Sarah Boylan traveled to Rwanda this summer to spend a week at the all-girls boarding school SOLA.
With help from St. Paul’s alumni, Portland Community Squash has become a model for integrating the game of squash into the fabric of community.