Café Moe was named after Fr. Norbert Mollering who was a president of Chaminade but was also the director of development in the 70s. Café Moe was opened and dedicated in December of 1980. Here are...

Did you know there is a new club at Chaminade? START stands for St. Louis Teens Aid Refugees Today. START’s mission is to aid refugee families in St. Louis by connecting them with teens seeking volunteer...

Recently a few of our Chaminade brothers went on a trip to El Paso. These people were Chernet Kelrick, Kai Colebrook, Bobby Wittman, and me, Grant Mueller. On this trip we were able to see what is really...

If you’ve spent even a day at Chaminade, you have heard of "Coach Mo." Coach Morgan is the seventh grade P.E. teacher at the school and is always cooking up something interesting. Whether it’s swinging...

Brother Leno Ceballos is a Marianist brother who was born and raised in San Diego, California. He speaks three languages: Spanish, English, and French. Spanish is his first language and he learned it from...

You may know Mr. Salaveria as the high school engineering teacher, but he is much more than just that. Mr. Salaveria is a proud University of Illinois alumni, a tennis and basketball coach at Chaminade,...

The Rowdy Red Raffle is a fundraiser held at the beginning of every school year to benefit Chaminade's students and faculty. Student involvement is promoted each year to reach the Raffle’s goal. This...

This year at Chaminade there has been a change in how you leave the classroom. In previous years students could ask their teachers to leave classrooms without needing anything but permission. When...

I recently had the opportunity to check out one of Chaminade’s most popular extracurricular activities… the BBQ Club! Let me tell you, it did not disappoint! Led by Mr. DiSalvo, this club is a perfect...