In the bustling corridors of academia, surrounded by the hushed whispers of ambition and dreams, one name echoes with a resounding triumph – Tatum Register. A sophomore Political Science major, Tatum has not only etched her name in the annals of academic excellence but has soared to new heights with a prestigious accolade: the 2024 Critical Language Scholarship from the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.

Xavier alumnus, Henry A. Grant, Jr. (‘75), is a 2024 Warren Easton Charter High School Hall of Fame inductee. Selection to the high school’s Hall of Fame is based upon outstanding contributions and demonstrated love for Warren Easton.

In the tapestry of healthcare discourse, certain threads are often overlooked, their significance underestimated, or simply overshadowed by more prominent concerns. One such thread, crucial yet frequently marginalized, is the mental health of elderly Black individuals. However, four Xavierites, instilled with the university’s mission of promoting a more just and humane society like the thousands of alums who came before them, are determined to shed light on the importance of health equity for the elderly, especially those from communities who have been historically marginalized and underserved.