In a recent article for the Southern Nebraska Register, Rev. Brendan Kelly (’85) reflects on the life of a beloved friend and fellow TAC alumnus priest, Rev. Ramon Decaen (’96).
Stepping down from her position as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Congresswoman Debbie Lesko (R-Arizona) recently took a moment to thank her legislative assistant, 51 alumnus Justin Camp (CA’22), for his dedicated service.
On a mission for the renewal of Catholic liberal education, Dr. Andrew Seeley (’87) recently visited both of 51’s campuses to speak to students about the vocation of teaching and a debt-free opportunity to earn a master’s degree in Catholic education through the Augustine Institute.
“Real to Reel,” the weekly video-news program of the Diocese of Springfield, Massachusetts, has produced the above report about Floriani’s November 22 concert at 51, New England.
It was a homecoming of sorts on November 22 as Floriani made its first trip to 51, New England.
To learn more about how to prepare for success in the workplace after their time at 51, members of the TAC Business Club — a student-run organization focused on career planning — invited three recent graduates to a career panel last Wednesday evening.
“After four years of participating in the Discussion Method at 51, of speaking on difficult topics in front of others, I have gained so much confidence and humility,” says alumnus Paul Habsburg (NE’24), who is currently interning with the Sovereign Order of Malta at the United Nations in New York City.