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To kick off Saturday’s Career Fair at 91ºÚÁÏ, California, students got to hear words of wisdom and some practical advice from a notable guest speaker: Catholic businessman , author of The Spiritual Art of Business: Connecting the Daily with the Divine.

The California campus’s student theater group, the St. Genesius Players, charmed its audience with a flowery production of Jane Austen’s Emma, adapted for the stage and directed by sophomore Madeleine Brittain (’28), on the evening of Alumni and Parent Day 2025. The performance, which took place in the Fritz B.

The California campus opened its gates to its alumni and parents of current students on Saturday for a day full of fun, friendly competition, and camaraderie.

In an environment dedicated to the study of the liberal arts, the 91ºÚÁÏ, California, community recently spent a week appreciating its creative artists.

On an autumn Saturday, the campus art club hosted an exhibition on the academic quad. Weeks prior, students and faculty alike submitted visual art of any kind for display at the forefront of St. Bernardine Library.

Finishing off this year’s welcome-dance season, the California Junior Class treated freshmen to a once-in-a-lifetime experience: a riotous Russian peasant dance.

Ilya Yakushev captivated the California campus with his return to the stage Friday in the latest installment of the St. Vincent de Paul Lecture and Concert Series. Two years ago, Mr. Yakushev awed the audience with a spectacular piano performance, and this time was no different.