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Harvard Model Congress is the world's largest congressional simulation conference and is run entirely by Harvard undergraduate students. Founded in 1986, the conference allows students to assume the role of real-life congressmen, senators and members of government to expand their perspectives and experience the issues first hand. Marian faculty and students attend the annual congress every February.

The Optimist Club of Omaha recognizes students who demonstrate hope, positivity and action. Read about the Marian students who were recently honored.

From Feb. 5-8, 2026, 23 Marian students participated in Model United Nations of the University of Chicago. Model UN brings together over 3,000 high schoolers from around the world gather to address some of the international community’s most pressing matters and make progress toward becoming future leaders. 

Senior Maeve Wharton reflects on the challenges and the joys of her summer immersion experience in the Dominican Republic. "Genuine human connection is formed when you put yourself into the shoes of another—when you eat their food, work alongside them and chat about your days together before bed."

The Optimist Club of Omaha recognizes students who demonstrate hope, positivity and action. Read about the Marian students who were recently honored.

Operation Others is preparing for it's annual holiday meal delivery day. Every year the eight Catholic high schools come together to support over 1,500 families. If you'd like to join the effort, there is still time to get involved. Delivery Day is Dec. 20.

Hope lives here - The Optimist Club of Omaha recognizes students who demonstrate hope, positive thinking and action. Read about the Marian students who were recently honored.

Every Marian girl is given opportunities to volunteer and be a part of service through school. Many girls take these opportunities, and go above and beyond with more service. Learn more about the service Marian girls are involved in this year. 

From sightseeing historic churches in Scotland to installing an aqueduct in the Dominican Republic, Marian girls had the opportunity to build connections and immerse themselves in international cultures this past summer.