Between two of St. Michael’s College's residences — More and Fisher houses — is a passageway that connects Queen’s Park Crescent East and the college quad. The memorials for former students and graduates of St. Michael’s College School, as well as the University of St. Michael’s College in the University of Toronto, who died in the two World Wars and the Korean War are inscribed along the wall.
There are 12 arched sandstone panels:
Panel 1 - St. Michael’s College crest with Motto in Greek.
Panel 2 - Greek lyric fragment by Simonides about those who died in the battle of Thermopylae.
Panel 3 - English translation of panel 2.
Panels 4 and 5 - Names from the First World War in alphabetical order; a cross at the top of each arch.
Panels 6 to 11 - Names from the Second World War in alphabetical order; a cross at the top of each arch.
Panel 12 – One name from the Korean War; a cross at the top of the arch.
Many American students attended St. Michael’s College and some of those shown on the memorial served in the American Forces.
