University Breaks Ground on Alvin Brooks Center for Faith-Justice
“Why me, oh Lord?”
Mission and Ministry
University Dedicates Sacred Heart of Jesus Statue
Since the 1950s, the small, paved area on the northeast corner of the quad has served a lot of functions.
Nguyen Sisters Help Make Rockhurst a Home for All
Nhukha (’21) and Nhukim (December '22) Nguyen are many things, but first and foremost they are sisters and best friends.
Students Have Ally, Cheerleader in LaTisha Davis
LaTisha Davis may have a business card that says Rockhurst University Director of Multicultural Belonging and Engagement, but her role can be simplified to one thing for students: She’s here to be your person if
M.Ed. Student Impacting Next Generation of Role Models
Positive male role models have shaped the life of Rockhurst Master's of Education (M.Ed.) student Donnell Fletcher from a young age, and now the Raytown, Missouri, teacher is doing the same for future generations.
Dedication of Mary Statue Marks New Era for Campus Milestone
It’s the fulfillment of a dream that began close to 70 years ago.
Rockhurst to Establish Alvin Brooks Center for Faith-Justice
Rockhurst University will honor Alvin Brooks, longtime Kansas City leader in social justice and civil rights, with the establishment of the Alvin Brooks Center for Faith-Justice on campus. The center will house many of the university’s faith-justice related efforts, including a chapel, mission and ministry programs, and diversity, equity and inclusion programs. Work has begun to raise funds for the center and to identify a location and construction and design partners.
At Conference, Jesuit Institutions of All Sizes Talk Commonalities
A lot separates the Jesuit higher-learning institutions in the United States — size, location and degree programs, to name a few. But they also face many of the same questions.
Alumna’s Artwork Tells the Story of Kateri Community’s Namesake
One of the first things you see as you enter Kateri Community is now a large ink drawing of two entwined hands, framed by a thick wooden frame. This, believe it or not, is a portrait.
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