St. Edward’s News

A Chilean architect, whose only design in the United States is at St. Edward's University, was awarded the 2016 Pritzker Prize.

St. Edward’s University today announced it will continue its long-standing policy of prohibiting weapons on campus.

A liberal arts education gives students their own learning paths with study abroad, service projects, and research and leadership opportunities.

Professor Zahay-Blatz helps students build real-world experience and their career networks through her marketing courses.

Chelsea Elliott ’12 has been blind in one eye and deaf in one ear since childhood. Now, she is helping revolutionize the vision screening process that could have prevented her own impairment through her nonprofit, the Half-Helen Foundation.

To help introduce themselves, we asked them to share what they're looking forward to this year.

St. Edward’s University today announces a cash gift of $20 million that will provide scholarships for up to 150 students per year.

Students at St. Edward’s University seeking internships at the Texas State Capitol are often directed to Brother Richard Daly, CSC. Daly, the campus expert on Capitol affairs, spent 30 years as a lobbyist for the Catholic bishops in Texas, serving as executive director of the Texas Catholic Conference for most of his tenure.

In 2015, a record 10 students from St. Edward’s were named winners of Fulbright awards