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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.

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Immaculata Symphony Presents Annual Christmas Concert

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On Sunday, Dec. 7, the Symphony will present “Christmas Movie Classics” in Immaculata’s Alumnae Hall.

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The IU Honors Program: An Engaging, Multidisciplinary Approach to Education

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Students who join the IU Honors Program benefit from a range of engaging, interdisciplinary courses paired with meaningful co-curricular experiences.

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Lily Hagan: Using Sports to Teach Life Lessons

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Lily Hagan ’28, a communication major and Mighty Mac on the Immaculata University women’s softball team, credits her student-athlete experience with teaching her valuable life lessons.

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Dr. Anthony Carcillo Appointed Chair of Immaculata’s Major-Payton School of Business

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An accomplished higher education leader, he brings more than two decades of experience in academic leadership, program development, strategic planning and student success initiatives.

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How to Succeed in Your First Year of College: Six Tips for Freshmen

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Starting college can feel exciting yet overwhelming, but with Immaculata University’s supportive resources, including the First Year Seminar, wellness programs and campus involvement opportunities, students gain the tools to thrive academically and personally.

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Big Picture Leadership: Immaculata Alumnus Matt Miller Named Distinguished Principal

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Matt Miller, was recognized as a 2025 National Distinguished Principal at a reception held in Washington, D.C. The Roundtown Elementary School principal earned his Ed.D. in Education Leadership and Administration from Immaculata in 2018.

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Immaculata University Awards Presidential Scholarships to Five Incoming Students

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The scholarships are granted to exceptional first-year students who demonstrate academic excellence.

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