Immaculata News

Two women smiling for a photo in a chapel. The woman on the left is in a navy blazer and cream colored shirt, while the woman on the right wears a cream-colored dress and a medal on a blue and white ribbon around her neck. They stand near an altar with white columns and lit candles in the background.

Immaculata University Honors Education Major Meghan Nowaczyk ’27 with Saint Catherine of Alexandria Medal

Meghan Nowaczyk ’27 was chosen to receive the Saint Catherine of Alexandria Medal for the 2026–27 academic year.

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EPM Program Enhances Police Lieutenant’s Knowledge

Sean'te Warren

“I was only about 30 feet away when I saw him pull a shotgun out of a bag. At that moment, I sent the order to go in.”

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Introducing: The Centennial Scholarship

Centennial Scholarship

Immaculata University has created the Centennial Scholarship to recognize academic excellence in high school students and to provide access to affordable education. Eligible students may qualify for a $14,000 scholarship per year. This scholarship makes tuition at Immaculata comparable to current in-state public university rates.

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A Tribute to Our Beloved #55, Rene Muth Portland ’75

Rene Muth

On Sunday morning, July 22, Immaculata alumna Rene Muth Portland ’75 passed away. Rene played on all three Immaculata Mighty Macs women’s basketball championship teams and went on to a successful coaching career.

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Tim Schaffer: IU Associate Degree Opens Doors

Tim Schaffer

Tim Schaffer had studied machining at a trade school. He had worked hard and advanced in the ranks of his company. But he dreamed of having a job with more responsibilities.

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