Immaculata News

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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.

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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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New class explores Crossroads of Culture, History in Afghanistan

Kuchi woman in Parwan Province

Professor George M. Schwartz, Ed.D. created the course so that students can be better informed about the Afghan people.

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The Body Project

Nutrition Programs

Several Immaculata nutrition students completed a training course to serve as peer leaders for other female students at IU.

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Theresa Walsh

Theresa Walsh

Because of her excellent undergrad experience, Theresa enrolled in the Master of Science in Health Care Management Program and graduated in May.

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