Notable Alumni
- Titus Adams, current NFL defensive lineman
- Loren Babe, Former MLB player (New York Yankees, Philadelphia Athletics)
- Rex Barney, Former MLB player (Brooklyn Dodgers)
- Gutzon Borglum, Mount Rushmore sculptor
- L. Brent Bozell Jr., conservative activist and Catholic writer
- Junior Bryant, former NFL defensive lineman
- Jeremy Caniglia, illustrator
- James M. Connor, actor
- Nicholas D'Agosto, actor
- P. T. Deutermann, author
- Ted DiBiase, WWE wrestler
- Ron Hansen, author, (The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford)
- Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., president of the University of Notre Dame
- Tim Kasher, musician, (Cursive and The Good Life)
- Mike Lair, politician
- Matt Maginn, musician, (Cursive)
- Holt McCallany, actor
- Bill McGuire, Former MLB player (Seattle Mariners)
- Most Rev. Vincent J. McCauley, C.S.C., Servant of God, first Bishop of Fort Portal, Uganda
- Scott Munter, Major League Baseball pitcher
- Lt Col. John Nagl, assisted Gen. David Petraeus in writing the US Army Marine Counterinsurgency Field
- Conor Oberst, musician (Bright Eyes)
- Alexander Payne, director, Academy Award-winning screenwriter (Sideways, About Schmidt, Election, The Descendants)
- Steve Pedersen, musician (Cursive and Criteria)
- Kyle Peterson, former Major League Baseball pitcher, current ESPN analyst
- Zach Potter, current NFL tight end
- Daniel Quinn, author
- Andrew Rannells, Grammy Award-winning actor and singer
- Michael E. Ryan, retired United States Air Force general Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force.
- Gene Williams, former NFL offensive lineman
- Bob Wiltfong, former The Daily Show correspondent and comedian
- Albert C. Wedemeyer, Army General
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