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The Academy of the Holy Names basketball team made one thing abundantly clear in its postseason debut Friday night: it has the offensive weapons to contend for a section title. Watch here.
The late scientist Dr. Carl Sagan once said, “you have to know the past to understand the present.”
That’s the drive that’s kept the story of Academy of the Holy Names – in all its iterations – alive, and it’s been a passion project for Holy Names Archives Coordinator Mary Ellen Scally Conboy ’61, and Dick Kernan, a former 39-year IT employee of Albany Medical Center.
Congratulations to this week’s winner of our Play of the Week poll, Academy of the Holy Names’ Ryan Carroll! More here.
The more things change, the more they stay the same. That’s been the experience of Maureen Baillargeon Aumand ’64, who says while the years and the technology may have advanced over the decades, the values of AHN continue to hold strong. “My most cherished memories from my AHN years besides a strong sense of tradition…
By Dr. Martin Kilbridge
I want to take this opportunity to share with you progress we are making on developing the 2025-2030 Strategic Plan. I am excited about the process and look forward to sharing the final result which will provide a blueprint for our common future as a school dedicated to “empowering generations of courageous, faith-filled women to be skillful builders of a better world.”
Academy of Holy Names #10 Ryan Carroll recorded her 1,000th career point. Watch here.
Academy of the Holy Names senior guard Ryan Carroll surpassed 1,000 career points on a night when Holy Names defeated Cohoes 61-24. Watch here.
Natalia Fernandez has been teaching English and Spanish as a second language in Argentina since she graduated from the Universidad del Salvador in Argentina in 2002. A native Argentinian, Profesora Fernández is working to receive her master’s in education studies at the University at Albany. AHN’s newest Spanish Teacher wants her students to know that while learning a new language takes time and effort, especially when being taught by a native speaker, practice makes perfect!
As we consider the Feast of the Epiphany, let us rejoice in the light of divine revelation that guided the Magi to the humble manger. We celebrate not only the manifestation of the Christ child to the world but also the profound wisdom and grace this revelation brings to our lives.
She’s not a member of Holy Names’ Carlo Cherubino Athletic Hall of Fame — yet — but De’Janaire Deas received a nice surprise recently from her alma mater.
Read the full article from the Times Union here.