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2026

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  • May

    A Joyful Farewell for the Class of 2026

    On Senior Lawn, beneath the familiar arches of Cantwell Hall, family, friends, faculty, staff, trustees, and members of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary gathered for the graduation of the Class of 2026 — a class known for its joy, warmth, spirit, and unmistakable love for one another.
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  • Guided by the Spirit, Sent Into the World

    Before the Class of 2026 crosses the Commencement stage, they gathered for one final sacred tradition as Marymount students: Graduation Mass. Surrounded by their families, friends, faculty, and loved ones, the seniors came together in prayer, gratitude, and reflection, marking the closing of one chapter and the beginning of another.
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  • Written in Chalk

    Before graduation speeches are given or students don themselves in white, the members of the Class of 2026 leave one more mark on the place they’ve called home for the past four years—this time in chalk across the Senior Courtyard.
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  • Honoring Mary and Celebrating the Class of 2026

    As the Marymount community gathered for the annual Mary’s Day Mass, the liturgy carried a particular significance for the Class of 2026. More than a longstanding school tradition, the celebration marked the seniors’ final all-community Mass before graduation—a moment that invited reflection on the relationships and experiences that have shaped their time at Marymount.
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  • April

    A Community Tradition: The All-School BBQ

    As the school year begins to wind down, the Marymount calendar does not slow—it accelerates. Performances, final projects, prayer services, and senior milestones fill the weeks leading up to graduation. In the middle of it all, the All-School BBQ offers a moment to step outside the rush and come together as a community. 
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  • A Recognition of Excellence

    Surrounded by family, faculty, and staff, members of the Class of 2026 were welcomed into the Cum Laude Society—a distinction reserved for a small subset of students who have demonstrated the highest level of academic excellence. 
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  • Carrying Memory Forward

    On Monday, April 20, Marymount’s community gathered in Cantwell Hall for a student-led Thought Talk on the Armenian Genocide. Facilitated by Jocelyn D. ’26 and Ashley S. ’26, the morning invited students to not just learn history, but to understand what it means to carry that knowledge forward. 
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  • Navigating The Tides Together

    On March 16 and April 13, Marymount students gathered with their big sisters and little sisters for  student-led communion services designed and led entirely by Campus Ministry. It was an experience that reflects something core to a Marymount education: creating space not only for students to achieve, but to pause, connect, and grow alongside one another. 
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  • Passing the Torch: The Next Chapter of ASB

    Each spring at Marymount, one of the most meaningful Community gatherings marks the transition of student leadership. On Monday, April 6, Associated Student Body (ASB) President Avery F. ’26 led her final Community before passing the torch to the 2026–2027 ASB, alongside Vice President Scarlet G. ’26.
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  • What It Means to Live Like Braun

    As the community gathered on the first morning back from Spring Break, the moment carried more than a return to routine. It became a recognition of how we show up for one another—brought to life in the honoring of Dawni D. ’26 as Marymount’s first recipient of the Live Like Braun Scholarship.
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  • March

    Connections Across Generations

    On Thursday, March 12, we welcomed 40 alumnae and their current student relatives for Marymount’s annual Legacy Tea, a gathering for those connected to the school across generations.
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  • Industry Insiders: Building the Worlds We See On Screen

    For audiences, film and television often feel seamless. Characters appear fully formed. Worlds feel believable. Stories unfold as if they simply existed waiting to be discovered. But behind every scene is an enormous collaboration of people—artists, technicians, designers, and performers—each responsible for shaping a piece of the story.
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  • Three Hamlet Adaptations Walk Into a Literary Conference

    Every year, The Archer School for Girls hosts the Literature &... Conference, a highly selective gathering of students from across Los Angeles to present their original academic and creative writing. Of more than 150 submissions, only 23 students from 11 schools were selected to present their work. Among them was senior Katherine T. ’26, whose essay, “Three Hamlet Adaptations Walk Into a Literary Conference: Observations on Literary Conventions, the Delegation of Narrative Power, and Women as Plot Devices,” earned her place at the conference.
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  • A Night of Artistic Independence

    Every so often, there is a moment when artists are given complete freedom to express themselves and showcase their talents as they seem fit—free of expectation, rubric, and compromise. This moment came to Marymount through Cabaret Night, an entirely student organized evening of singing, dancing, and instrumental work. 
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  • February

    Celebrating 177 Years of the RSHM

    When Father Gailhac and Mère St. Jean founded the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary (RSHM) in 1849, they could not have imagined the reach of their response to a single, urgent need. 
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  • Industry Insiders: There is Space For You

    Last week, Marymount’s dancers gathered for the second installment of our Industry Insiders series, welcoming George Lawrence and Kenna Wright for a conversation about navigating life in the dance industry.
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  • Now Is The Time

    Ash Wednesday at Marymount is not simply the start of a liturgical season. It is a collective pause. Gathered as students, parents, faculty, staff, trustees, and friends of the school, we began Lent with a shared invitation: to enter more deeply into relationship with God and with one another.
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  • The Eighth Annual Great Marymount Bake-Off

    Tradition is the foundation on which a community is built. And every so often, within a living legacy, new traditions take root, adding richness and renewed vibrancy to an already strong institution. 
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  • Les Anges and Alumnae Gather in the Spirit of Marymount

    On Wednesday, February 4, Les Anges (Parents of Alumnae) and alumnae returned to campus for a luncheon grounded in shared history and renewed purpose.
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  • Industry Insiders

    There is a version of creative success that looks polished from the outside—careers that seem linear, confident, and fully formed. But for most artists, the real story is far messier, shaped by uncertainty, mistakes, and the slow work of figuring out who you are and how to stay true to that as your work evolves. 
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  • January

    Community, Resilience, and Renewal

    One year ago today, the fires that swept through Los Angeles disrupted lives, routines, and a sense of stability across the city—and for many within our own community. Some families were impacted directly while others waited, watched, and wondered how they could help. Even now, a year later, the effects of that day continue to surface in different ways. 
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