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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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IU 2025 Graduate Profile: Sarah Tarlecki, Psy.D.

Sarah Tarlecki

After earning her Doctor of Clinical Psychology degree, Sarah Tarlecki returned to Immaculata as an adjunct faculty member while also practicing privately at the Pediatric Psychology Center of Chester County.

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IU 2025 Graduate Profile: Catherine Kelly, M.S.N.

Catherine Kelly

The experienced nurse remained committed to her master’s program while managing her own health challenge.

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IU 2025 Graduate Profile: Ryan Straub, B.A.

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The communication major gained experience in sports broadcasting through internships with local radio stations and with Immaculata’s sports information staff.

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Habemus Papam! American Cardinal Elected New Pope

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Pope Leo XIV has ties to the Philadelphia region and to the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

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Future-Proof Your Cybersecurity Career with Immaculata’s Cutting-Edge Program

Immaculata University’s cybersecurity program equips students with cutting-edge skills and hands-on experience to meet the growing demand for professionals who can defend against evolving digital threats.

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Immaculata University Celebrates Its 101st Commencement

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Two trailblazing alumnae will serve as speakers at this year’s ceremonies.

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Immaculata University Students Experience Veterinary Care Firsthand

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Led by biology professor Dr. Stephen Mason and adjunct professor and veterinarian Maria Mick, Immaculata University students got a firsthand look at veterinary care on Valentine’s Day at Ark Animal Hospital.

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