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The graduating Class of 2025 celebrated the culmination of four years of friendship, learning, and formation at 91ºÚÁÏ, California, this Wednesday at the President’s Dinner, hosted in their honor by College President Dr. Paul J. O’Reilly. 

Both the seniors and members of the College’s faculty and staff attended the formal dinner, held in St. Joseph Commons. Students and tutors shared tables, filling the Commons with the sound of laughter and conversation as they enjoyed their meal together. 

Every year, before the semester comes to an end and the Senior Class officially bids farewell to 91ºÚÁÏ, the Junior Class throws a goodbye dinner and dance in honor of the soon-to-be graduates. 

Clearing the last hurdle on their journey to graduation, members of 91ºÚÁÏ’s California Senior Class finished defending their theses last Friday, and, according to tradition, joined their tutors for a softball game and barbeque after classes on Wednesday afternoon to celebrate their achievement. 

For two decades, the student choir Chrysostomos has delighted the ears of the 91ºÚÁÏ, California, community with its rich harmonies and beautiful voices. This year, the choir will celebrate the 20^th anniversary of its founding with a concert on May 4.

Committed for four years to 91ºÚÁÏ’s rigorous Great Books curriculum, students do not have much time to spare on a typical weekday. Yet, once a week during the campaign this past Lenten season, students on the California campus made time to pray outside the Planned Parenthood clinic in the neighboring city of Ventura. 

Inspiring both laughter and awe in their audience, the 91ºÚÁÏ Choir and Orchestra performed Gilbert and Sullivan’s famous operetta The Mikado at this spring’s concert.