Immaculata News
Immaculata University Students Explore the Dynamics of the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election
Immaculata hosted a campus-wide interactive presentation on the 2024 U.S. presidential election led by Joshua Weikert, Ph.D., professor of political science and international relations. The presentation offered a comprehensive breakdown of the election cycle and factors that influenced the final results.
Financial Aid: Things You Need to Know
Careful planning before and during your college journey will empower you to make informed decisions about funding your education.
Immaculata University Student Wins Innovative Teaching Award
An Immaculata University Ed.D. student received an Innovative Teaching Award from the Pennsylvania State Education Association for her STEAM Day event at Midd-West School District.
A Day At The Ballpark For Immaculata’s Own
Bailey O’Brien and Briar Murtaugh were joined by 40 girls at the Skilled Trades All-Star Program at Citizens Bank Park. Featuring stadium facilities manager Carolyn DiGiuseppe, the event aimed to encourage more women to pursue careers in the trades.
Immaculata University Achieves Historic Enrollment and Diversity Growth for Fall 2024
Immaculata University has seen the largest increase of new traditional undergraduate students in more than a decade, while also welcoming the most diverse freshman class in the history of the University.
Madison Borkowski Receives Prestigious Saint Catherine Medal
Immaculata honored senior Madison Borkowski with the prestigious 2024-2025 Saint Catherine of Alexandria Medal. Borkowski is an education major with dual certification in pre-K and special education and she minors in prelaw.
Immaculata Welcomes New Faculty for Fall
Immaculata University welcomed 12 new full-time faculty members for the fall semester.
Immaculata University Student Explores Gender Inequality Through Art
The issue of gender inequality motivated Immaculata University student Marie Wadlinger ’24 to organize an art show featuring only women artists.