Notable Presidents and Professors
- Mother M. Pauline O'Neill, CSC, 1895–1931
- Sister Irma Burns, CSC, 1931–1934
- Sister M. Madeleva Wolff, CSC, 1934–1961
- Sister Maria Renata Daily, CSC, 1961–1965
- Sister Mary Grace Kos, CSC, 1965–1967
- Sister Miriam Joseph Rauh, CSC, 1898–1982
- Monsignor John J. McGrath, CSC, 1968–1970
- Dr. Edward L. Henry, 1972–1974
- Dr. John M. Duggan, 1975–1985
- Dr. William A. Hickey, 1986–1997
- Dr. Marilou Eldre, 1997–2004
- Dr. Carol Ann Mooney, 2004–present
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