Featured Stories

We are honored to spotlight Mike Castor and the scholarship he established in memory of his beloved wife, Susie Castor, affectionately known to him as “Suze.” Their story is one of enduring love, dedication and a commitment to helping others, a testament to the profound impact one life can have on a community.

We are excited to highlight a remarkable family of nurses whose journey is intertwined with the history and spirit of St. Elizabeth School of Nursing. Meet Laci Frodge and Staci Gross, identical twin sisters who graduated together from St. Elizabeth in 2012, and Halle Frodge, Laci’s daughter, who we are blessed to have as a student currently.

At St. Elizabeth School of Nursing, the philosophy of “growing our own" is not just a mantra; it’s a deeply ingrained practice. By focusing on hiring, promoting and developing talent from within, St. Elizabeth School of Nursing cultivates a robust and dedicated community of healthcare professionals. This commitment to nurturing internal talent is exemplified by the journey of Tessa Klein, an alumna who has come full circle to join the faculty.

Construction will begin soon on the St. Elizabeth Garden project, a green space initiative that continues to transform our campus. This garden is being developed on the site of the old school building and recently demolished parking garage. We met with the Alumni Advisory Board President, Terry Crowder, who shared some insights with us about the project as a whole.