School Ties
School Ties is St. Michaels University School's biannual alumni magazine, highlighting the amazing work being done around the world by our school's alumni.
2021 Retirees: Allison Weir
Learn more about the outstanding contributions to SMUS by nurse Allison Weir
Saying Goodbye to Our 2018 Retirees
We say farewell to the faculty and staff who retired in 2018 and look back on their time at our school
Ryan Taylor ’11: A Dream Big Profile
Alumnus Ryan Taylor '11 talks about the impact SMUS and financial aid had on his life – and why it inspired him to give back to the school
Gurpreet & Zareen: A Dream Big Profile
Alumni Gurpreet (Pete) Leekha ’89 and Zareen Charania ’96 talk about the impact SMUS and financial aid had on their lives – and why it inspired them to give back to the school
Carrying the Torch for Olympic Values
An opportunity to work with the International Olympic Commission has allowed the Junior School’s Gary Barber to share the spirit of Olympism with children...
SMUS at the Olympic Games
In the 110-year history of our school, many students have treated us to amazing moments on the field, the court, on the stage and...
SMUS Says Goodbye to Our Retiring Teachers
SMUS is saying goodbye to a number of longtime familiar faces this, year as five teachers – with more than 100 years of combined...
2015 Distinguished Alumnus: Michael Code ’67, Real-World Problem Solver
In a classic story of humble beginnings, human potential and hard work, lawyer Sarah Hudson ’00 uncovers the passion that fuels our 2015 Distinguished...
Sui Generis: Steve Nash ’92 Retires From Professional Basketball
This story originally appeared in the Winter 2015/16 edition of School Ties. Click here to read the complete magazine.
by Ian Hyde-Lay
On October 20, 2014 I...
SCHOOL TIES: In Their Own Words
In September, 1978, 35 girls made St. Michaels University School history. They walked through the doors to form the first co-ed class.
