From cyber defense in Thailand to playing the oboe and fixing roofs in West Virginia, Emmett embodies what it means to be a true Don — curious, compassionate, and committed to serving others with both heart and intellect.
Whether he’s solving equations in AP Physics class, helping to run an SGA forum, cheering with the Boosters Club, running field day with the Best Buddies program, stocking the food pantry, or defending on the lacrosse field, James has been a constant presence on campus.
From the stage to the classroom to service abroad, Hunter Simms has embraced every opportunity to grow as a scholar, leader, and man for others. With a passion for storytelling and a heart for justice, he leaves Loyola Blakefield as a true embodiment of Ignatian ideals in action.
Head Varsity Soccer Coach Geaton Caltabiano is stepping down after leading the Dons to an MIAA A Conference championship and achieving a #1 state ranking.
These two groundbreaking gifts celebrate Stephen Morrill, Director of Technology and Cyber Science, for his transformative influence on technology education.
This year's theme, Caring for Our Common Home, is one of the four Universal Apostolic Preferences for the Society of Jesus, emphasizing environmental stewardship rooted in faith, justice, and a commitment to the greater good.
Held on March 22, our annual Blue & Gold event raised over $350,000 to enhance the school's Visual Arts Department and Mental Health & Wellness resources for our Dons.
The Evans Scholarship, established in 1930 by famed amateur golfer Charles “Chick” Evans Jr., is one of the nation’s most coveted awards for young caddies.
