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Saint Louis University Alumni

Welcome, SLU Alumni and Friends!

Whether in corporations, classrooms, courtrooms or the community, you’re out in the world putting your Saint Louis University degree to work. But even though you’ve left campus, you haven’t left the SLU family. 

Learn about your important role in Saint Louis University's legacy.

Once a Billiken, Always a Billiken

You are a member of the SLU community forever, and we want you to stay in touch. Be sure to share your contact information with us, and then explore the many ways to stay involved as a SLU alum. With opportunities ranging from providing career guidance to current students to attending your class reunion, there's something for everyone.

So don't be a stranger.

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Questions? Contact us at alumni@slu.edu.

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Recent SLU Alumni News

Billikens make a difference in communities near and far. Read about just a few Saint Louis University graduates making an impact.

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Alumni Podcast: SLU-Madrid

In this episode of “1818: A Saint Louis University Alumni Podcast,” alumni share nostalgic memories of arriving in Spain in 1969 as part of the first class to study at SLU-Madrid. Also, campus leaders discuss what the student experience is like today and their hopes for the campus's future.

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When Title IX Became Law

In 1980, just eight years after Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 was signed into law, the Billiken volleyball team beat nationally ranked Florida State University and the University of Louisville, becoming the first athletic team to win a women’s championship title for Saint Louis University.

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A Catalyst for Historic Change

Saint Louis University alumna LaTonia Collins Smith, Ed.D., (GRAD SW ’98, GRAD PH ’99) made history in 2022 as the first female president of Harris-Stowe State University. She credits her graduate education at SLU for shaping her commitment to service and social justice.

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Alumna's Mission to Improve Health

Maggie Kroeff Streiff (PH ’19) felt a strong connection to the Jesuit call to become a “woman for others” for as long as she can remember, she said. After graduating SLU with a bachelor’s degree in public health, she continued to live what she learned as the quality and population health director at the Indiana Primary Health Care Association.

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