Priorities The Mount s history is a rich tapestry woven from the lives and achievements of those who have supported our community and those who have gone forth from it. Our challenge and our opportunity is to carry the Mount tradition into the future. Father DuBois once accepted a horse as payment for tuition.
Times are no longer so simple.
The expectations of students, parents, employers and the Church change, necessitating facility renovations and technological updates. And the cost of a Mount education must remain affordable. From this challenge springs Connections, The Campaign for The Mount. For maximum access to information resources, all students and faculty should be able to plug into our network from their rooms and offices. This process involves digging trenches and laying underground concrete conduits to carry fiber-optic wiring to all 20 campus buildings, then pulling wires through walls and ceiling spaces to every room.