Founded in 1878, Duquesne is consistently ranked among the nation's top Catholic universities for its award-winning faculty and horizon-expanding education.
"It is my pleasure to share with you the Falcon Press, our annual magazine celebrating the people, accomplishments, and spirit of Albertus Magnus High School. We are grateful for the strong foundation established by the Dominican Sisters and all those who have shaped Albertus since its founding 70 years ago. While honoring the traditions that define us, we continue to soar to new heights, driven by innovation, purpose, and a shared vision for the future. The pages that follow offer a glimpse into what makes Albertus special, but the true experience is best felt by walking our halls and witnessing firsthand the faith, joy, laughter, and sense of belonging that fill our community each day. "
Saint Joseph's University is among the best regional universities in the North (Top 10 in 2026), according to U.S. News & World Report, providing strong academics, Jesuit values and a close-knit community life.
"Albertus Athletics proudly reflects on another AMazing year, one defined not only by league, sectional and state chAMpionships, but by the individual honors earned by so many of our student-athletes. What we value most, however, is how our athletes represent the true spirit of a Dominican education - through Prayer, Study, Community and Service. As we look ahead to the coming school year, we remain committed to excellence - in competition, in the classroom and in service to others." Athletic Director Brendan Gorman '92
The Summer Outreach Week - SOW – enabled the participants, both students and adults, to sow seeds of faith through their experiences of prayer, study, community, and service – the four pillars of Dominican spirituality.
Representing Albertus Magnus at the Dominican High Schools Preaching Conference were Amelie Quintana ’27, Forster Walsh ’28, Jaiden Woodley ’28, and Liam Facinelli ‘29.
The recycling effort was an action step the Albertus Magnus High School community took in response to Pope Francis’ 2015 encyclical Laudato Si: On Care for Our Common Home, which focuses on environmental issues and the moral responsibility of human beings toward creation.