Immaculata News

A group of nine people, including two Catholic nuns in habits, stand in a line facing forward in front of a metal railing inside an ornate church sanctuary. Behind them stands an elaborate, multi-tiered golden altarpiece framed by framed religious artwork set against a bright red wall, flanked by grand white and red architectural columns.

Immaculata Mission Trip to Peru

Immaculata University’s mission trip to Peru gave nine students an opportunity to experience cultural immersion and community service while working with local children, young adults and senior citizens.

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Immaculata Celebrates Centennial with Reunion, Mass, Gala

Immaculata University Centennial Celebration

Events include Reunion Weekend, a special Centennial Mass with Archbishop Peréz, and the Immaculata Through the Decades Centennial Gala.

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Faculty Profile: Dr. Karen Miscavage

Dr. Karen Miscavage

Dr. Karen Miscavage always wanted to be a teacher, but she found her true calling in special education where she formed special bonds with her students.

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Trey Rorer

Trey Rorer

Trey strives to share his knowledge with compassion, informing people and expanding their thinking without setting himself above them.

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Benefits of a Teaching Career

David Brennan teaching

Immaculata’s education alumni have gone on to become elementary and secondary school teachers, principals and superintendents across the country.

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IU mourns the passing of Brian Petersen

IU Mourns the passing of Brain Petersen

It is with a sad heart that we inform you of the death of Brian Petersen who passed away suddenly on Saturday, September 25th.

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Immaculata and Marywood Announce Strategic Partnerships

lmmaculata University and Marywood University have been in conversation about how we can strengthen our already strong institutions in a post­-COVID world.

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9 things you need to know as you start college

9 things you need to know as you start college

Here are some tips to help you keep your head above water and eventually get along swimmingly.

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