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Mindy L. Tait has joined Immaculata University as chair of the Division of Nursing, bringing more than 20 years of experience as a nurse educator and academic leader overseeing undergraduate and graduate nursing programs, accreditation, faculty development and student success.

Immaculata University hosted a Disaster Simulation Event that brought together students, faculty, first responders and regional emergency agencies for a hands-on crisis response exercise.

Starting college can feel exciting yet overwhelming, but with Immaculata University’s supportive resources, including the First Year Seminar, wellness programs and campus involvement opportunities, students gain the tools to thrive academically and personally.

Immaculata University awarded the Saint Catherine of Alexandria Medal for the 2025-26 academic year to Umair Ahmed, a U.S. Army veteran and exercise science major with a pre-physician assistant focus from Chester Springs, Pennsylvania.

Immaculata University is welcoming its largest-ever incoming undergraduate class in fall 2025.

During a press conference at Immaculata University, Dr. William Watson, his twin brother Rev. Frank Watson, and members of the Duffy’s Cut team revealed the discovery of human remains in Downingtown’s Northwood Cemetery—evidence of a second mass grave linked to the 1832 Duffy’s Cut tragedy.

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

Kristi L. Ringen, Ed.D., MBA, joins Immaculata University as vice president for academic affairs and provost and Craig L. Fuller, Ph.D., MLS (ASCP), is the new dean of the College of Nursing and Health Professions.