Immaculata News
What Can You Do With a Degree in Applied Computer Science?
A B.S. in Applied Computer Science can give you a foundation in programming, software development, databases and other computing skills while allowing you to explore areas of technology that interest you.
Theresa Payton: From IU to the White House to Crusader of the Year
Recently named Cybersecurity Crusader of the Year, Theresa Major Payton ’89 shared how Immaculata reinforced everything she needed to become successful.
Faculty Profile: Dr. Kelly Orlando
Since arriving at Immaculata in 2012, Dr. Orlando finds the atmosphere fits her well, and allows her to both focus on teaching students and do research.
Centennial Highlights: Treasures in the Archives
Among the hundred years of history in the form of photographs, news releases, and memorabilia, there lies a special first edition book collection not known to many students.
Time Management Proves Key for ER Nurse Andrew Sullivan ‘19
Andrew Sullivan ’19 learned early on that time management was essential, and made him an ER nurse who can expertly handle five different situations at once.
The Magic of Earning a Degree as an Adult
John moved on to the workforce, but without a degree, he struggled to find jobs. His experience with Immaculata is partly why he is persisting in his education.
Commencement Highlights
From its first commencement in 1925 to the present day, Immaculata University has honored its graduates with tradition, reflection, and celebration.
History of Carol Night
Carol Night, Immaculata’s oldest and most cherished tradition, has united the campus community in candlelight and song each year since 1921. What began with students singing carols by the glow of bayberry candles has grown into a joyful celebration with choral performances, instrumental music and participation from alumni.