A standing-room-only crowd filled Wanamaker Hall Thursday evening, February 6. Principians and visitors alike trekked through snow and ice to listen to four esteemed journalists from The Christian Science Monitor who made up this year’s Monitor Night Live panel: correspondents Story Hinckley and Scott Peterson and editors Yvonne Zipp and ...
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One week after winter break, friends and family gathered in the Lower School gym to watch Middle School students perform Frozen Jr. The sold-out production, which enthralled the audience, was all the more incredible because students had put it together in just one week of intense work, dubbed “Theatre Week.” ...
Recognizing the impact on families with school- and college-age children in Australia, Principia is offering tuition-free enrollment (including no charge for room and board) for students coming from families living in areas affected by the fires.
Both Principia School and College are ready to welcome all qualified Christian ...
Get a feel for fall 2019 with photos from Convocation through the Christmas tree lighting.
See what students have been up to this semester—from a soccer State Championship to the Sugar Plum performance.
Community is so foundational to society that adults often forget they had to learn about the concept. This year, the first-grade class is discovering, through experiential education, what it means to be part of a community.
Before creating their own communities, represented by 3D maps, the students did some ...
The second annual Empty Bowls community dinner and art event, held in the School's House Hall in mid-November, was a great success. More than $3,700 was raised for Urban Harvest STL, a nonprofit addressing hunger in the St. Louis area. That’s nearly $1,300 more than was raised at the inaugural ...
In October, Principia College hosted its fifth annual International Perspectives Conference (IPC). The conference’s main objectives are to educate others to become global citizens, embrace perspectives and approaches different from their own, celebrate diversity, and unify humanity. With these goals in mind, the IPC Board, consisting of nine Principia College ...
On a chilly evening in late November, Middle School students and their families gathered in the Middle School Center to recognize the high-quality work students had accomplished throughout the semester. Projects from all subjects—science, social studies, mathematics, language arts, integrated studies, and Spanish—adorned the walls, tables, and parts of the ...
In November, John Williams, professor of political science and Asian studies, was appointed interim president of Principia College, replacing Dr. Jolanda Westerhof, who resigned in late October. Dean of academics Dr. Meggan Madden capably filled the role of acting College president until December 16, when Williams took over as interim ...