Grace Haak is a neuroscience major at the University of Notre Dame. She is the Men’s Lacrosse team manager at the University of Notre Dame.

Xavier graduation was held on May 15th at St. Francis Xavier Church.

Sister Joan, Missy Farr Kaye ’85, Sister Lynn ’61 and Ashley Menne ’20 at the ASU Golf Invitational at Papago Golf Course on March 28, 2021.

The Golden Key Awards were given at Baccalaureate Mass on May 10, 2021. 31 Gold Keys were presented. The Golden Key honors alumnae mothers/grandmothers and their graduating daughters with flowers in a vase etched with the Xavier crest for the moms, and a golden key charm for the daughters.

The NCAA National Championships for Beach Volleyball 2021 Title were played in Gulf Shores, Alabama this past spring. Xavier grads were well represented and most starting for their respective teams: Trinity Cavanaugh ’19 TCU, Abby Converse ’20 Stanford, Claire Coppola ’16 LSU, Macy Gordon ’17 Cal Poly and Caroline White ’18 TCU.

The Xavier Alumnae Board held an All Alumnae Reunion on campus on April 15, 2021.We were so excited to have an in-person event and see friends again! Plenty of refreshments and Xavier swag.

Katie Donahey is attending Yale and plays on their softball team.

The Golden Key awards were presented simultaneously to grandmothers and mothers in the PAC and Founders Hall and to the daughters in the church. It was a beautiful ceremony in a most unusual time.

Graduation for the Class of 2020 was held on June 6th. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the ceremony was for students only and held in St. Francis church. Parents were able to attend a virtual graduation in the Virginia G. Piper Performing Arts Center and Founders Hall, all masked and properly distanced.

Women of Tradition 2020

Jamie Stelnik ‘21 and Brophy juniors Jackson Moran and Charlie Fallon organized The Arizona Run for COVID-19 to benefit The Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund. It was a virtual run and the Office of Advancement supported them by running/walking the Bridle Path on Central Avenue.

Kaori Robertson spent most of the summer raising money for and delivering portable handwashing stations and touchless soap dispensers to several Navajo Nation sites.