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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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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Simon Madrinan

Simon Madrinan

Simon’s most significant gain from the program surprised him, going beyond his professional life into something deeper.

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3 Students Got Hands Dirty With Scientific Research This Summer

Sr. Cronin and Sydnie Panetta

This summer, three students are getting their hands dirty with scientific research—growing fungi, studying yeast DNA and watching the movements of molecules.

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Stephanie Beaver

Stephanie Beaver

All her experiences, with her children and her education at Immaculata, have given her the sense of purpose and the skills to be an excellent teacher.

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Two Students Receive AICUP McLean Nursing Scholarships

The students, Jennifer Grubb ’22 and Margarita Barnes ’22, were chosen from a substantial pool of students from across the state.

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