Immaculata News
Immaculata Alumna Named 2026 ‘Happening Woman’ for Student, Community Impact
Honored as one of Bucks Happening Magazine’s 2026 “Happening Women,” Samantha Gross ’25, Ed.D., is making a lasting difference through student advocacy, community leadership and innovative programs that remove barriers to educational success.
The Impact of Giving: Donor Support Fuels Campus Improvements at Immaculata
Donor-funded campus improvement projects at Immaculata University are enhancing academic, residential and student spaces across campus, supporting the University’s mission by creating environments where students can learn, live and grow while preserving the campus for future generations.
Immaculata University President Barbara Lettiere Announces Plans to Retire in 2027
Immaculata University President Barbara Lettiere has announced that she will retire effective July 1, 2027.
Spring 2026 Dean’s List
Immaculata University honors 448 students who merit inclusion in the spring 2026 Dean’s List, achieving a grade point average of 3.7 on a scale of 4.0.
Jaylynn Carey Finds Her Path in Psychology and Counseling at Immaculata University
After transferring to Immaculata University and discovering her passion for psychology, first-generation student Jaylynn Carey earned her bachelor’s degree in 2025 and is now continuing her journey in the University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling master’s program.
Making Money Moves: What You Should Know About Money Now
Immaculata University’s Finance Society hosted its inaugural event, welcoming alum speaker Dan Klodarska, who shared insights on career growth, investing and long-term wealth building.
First-Generation Catholic Educator Earns Degree From Immaculata University
Kenia Perez Gutierrez, a first-generation college student who immigrated to the United States in 2005, earned an associate degree in education from Immaculata University in December and will return in 2026 to complete her bachelor’s degree.
Fall 2025 Dean’s List
Immaculata University honors 487 students who merit inclusion in the fall 2025 Dean’s List, achieving a grade point average of 3.7 on a scale of 4.0.