The St. Margaret’s Commons’ “signature” beam—autographed by hundreds of students, teachers and members of the school community—is now in place! 

The Introduction to Engineering class visited the St. Margaret’s Commons construction site to see firsthand how engineering principles come to life in a real-world project.

Students, faculty, and the professional community came together to sign the final beam of the new St. Margaret’s Commons.

Through nutritional programming and gathering spaces, the St. Margaret's Commons promises to be a community-building space where Tartans come together over the shared experience of a delicious meal.

Progress continues on the construction of the St. Margaret’s Commons, the 30,000-square-foot building that will be the heart of the campus.

The first endowed chair in school history will further the academic programming and support the extraordinary professional community in the science department.  

The school community looked ahead to the exciting future during the St. Margaret’s Commons Groundbreaking and Blessing. 

St. Margaret’s launched Tartans Thrive one year ago, and the momentum around the capital campaign and its centerpiece, the St. Margaret’s Commons, continues to build. 

After years of planning and with the backing of many generous supporters in the Tartan community, the next step in the exciting evolution of St. Margaret’s campus is here.

The ceremony concluded with a blessing, as St. Margaret’s prepares to demolish Wallace Hall in preparation for the St. Margaret’s Commons. Dr. Graham and each division principal were given a ceremonial sledgehammer which was blessed by the St. Margaret’s chaplains.